Con-nīv'ance, n.
n. [Lat. conniventia, Fr. connivence.] Intentional failure or forbearance to see a fault; voluntary oversight.
Such abuses had gradually prevailed and gained strength by connivance. Hallam.
Synonyms—See COLLUSION.
n. [Lat. conniventia, Fr. connivence.] Intentional failure or forbearance to see a fault; voluntary oversight.
Such abuses had gradually prevailed and gained strength by connivance. Hallam.
Synonyms—See COLLUSION.