abetting

As nouns the difference between collusion and abetting

is that collusion is a secret agreement for an illegal purpose; conspiracy while abetting is the act of one who abets.

As a verb abetting is

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As nouns the difference between complicity and abetting

is that complicity is (senseid)the state of being complicit; involvement as a partner or accomplice, especially in a crime or other wrongdoing while abetting is the act of one who abets.

As a verb abetting is

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As verbs the difference between abetting and encouraging

is that abetting is while encouraging is .

As a noun abetting

is the act of one who abets.

As an adjective encouraging is

giving courage, confidence or hope.

As verbs the difference between fomenting and abetting

is that fomenting is while abetting is .

As a noun abetting is

the act of one who abets.

As verbs the difference between aiding and abetting

is that aiding is while abetting is .

As nouns the difference between aiding and abetting

is that aiding is the act of one who aids or assists while abetting is the act of one who abets.

As verbs the difference between abating and abetting

is that abating is while abetting is .

As nouns the difference between abating and abetting

is that abating is (rhetoric) anesis while abetting is the act of one who abets.

As verbs the difference between abetting and betting

is that abetting is while betting is .

As nouns the difference between abetting and betting

is that abetting is the act of one who abets while betting is the act of placing a bet.

As an adjective betting is

describing one who bets or gambles.

As verbs the difference between abetting and abutting

is that abetting is present participle of abet while abutting is present participle of lang=en.

As a noun abetting

is the act of one who abets.

As an adjective abutting is

that which abuts or serves as an abutment.