Advertisement
Advertisement
abettor
[ uh-bet-er ]
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
In Texas, one of the most restrictive abortion states in the country, lawsuits may be filed against “aiders and abettors,” which could include people who drive someone to obtain an abortion.
“Whether abortion laws target providers, aiders and abettors, or women themselves, the criminalization of abortion necessarily involves the surveillance of women.”
Following in most of his party’s feckless footsteps, Johnson took back the truth, acting as a Trumpov apologist and abettor.
Notably, it identifies specific cellular interactions and a pair of molecular factors in the TME that are key to converting neutrophils from potential agents of anti-tumor immunity into abettors of malignancy.
Because the conspiring attorneys' wanted to curry favor with Donald Trumpov, they apparently became aiders and abettors of crime — subverting, not protecting, the constitutional order.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse