abettors

The word “abettors” has 3 syllables: a-bet-tors

It's pronounced as /əˈbɛtərz/


What is synonym and antonym for abettors?

In the thesaurus, “abettors” has 45 synonyms and 6 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for abettors along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for abettors

  • accessaries
  • accessories
  • accomplices
  • adjuncts
  • allies
  • assistants
  • associates
  • backers
  • bedfellows
  • buddies
  • chums
  • coadjutors
  • coalitionists
  • cohorts
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidants
  • conspirators
  • cronies
  • empathizers
  • evidences
  • familiars
  • fellow travelers
  • fellows
  • friends
  • gangsters
  • helpers
  • henchmen
  • informants
  • informers
  • intimates
  • mates
  • mobsters
  • pals
  • partners
  • plotters
  • racketeers
  • supporters
  • sympathizers
  • traitors
  • well-wishers

Antonyms for abettors

  • adversaries
  • belittlers
  • detractors
  • enemies
  • foes
  • opponents

Meanings of abettors

  • noun
    1. One that abets an offender; one that incites; instigates; encourages.
    2. A supporter or advocate.

Example Sentences

  • The criminal organization relied on a network of secretive abettors to execute its illicit activities.
  • Law enforcement worked tirelessly to dismantle the operations of known abettors within the smuggling ring.
  • The court sought to hold the identified abettors accountable for their roles in the money laundering scheme.
  • Witnesses were reluctant to testify against the powerful abettors involved in the corrupt practices.
  • The investigation revealed a list of alleged abettors who had assisted in covering up the corporate fraud.

On this page you'll find 51 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to abettors, such as: accessaries, accessories, accomplices, adjuncts, adversaries, allies, assistants.

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Related Words

backers

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  • sureties
  • sympathizers
  • teachers
  • true believers
  • tub-thumpers
  • underwriters
  • well-wishers
  • white knights

hail-fellows

hail-fellows-well-met

  • abetters
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  • hearties
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  • mates
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  • pals
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  • supporters
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main men

  • Napoleons
  • VIPs
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  • allies
  • alter egos
  • amigos
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  • barons
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  • big shots
  • big wheels
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  • compadres
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidantes
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  • cronies
  • czars
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  • familiars
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  • figures
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  • friends
  • gods
  • hearties
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  • hobnobbers
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  • kings
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  • movers and shakers
  • musketeers
  • nabobs
  • nawabs
  • notables
  • pals
  • partners
  • peers
  • pen pals
  • personages
  • personalities
  • poo-bahs
  • pooh-bahs
  • princes
  • sisters
  • sports
  • stars
  • superstars
  • supporters
  • supremos
  • sympathizers
  • tsars
  • tycoons
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  • well-wishers

pals

  • abetters
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  • accomplices
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  • amigos
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  • brethren
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  • chums
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  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • compadres
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidantes
  • confidants
  • cronies
  • familiars
  • fellows
  • friendlies
  • friends
  • hearties
  • hobnobbers
  • intimates
  • main men
  • mates
  • musketeers
  • partners
  • peers
  • pen pals
  • sisters
  • sports
  • supporters
  • sympathizers
  • well-wishers

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