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synomosy

synomosy noun: a group of political or other conspirators bound together by oath; a secret society.

Noun

synomosy (plural synomosies)

  1. A group of political or other conspirators bound together by oath; a secret society.

Forms of synomosy

pluralsynomosies

Origin of synomosy

From Ancient Greek συνωμοσία (sunōmosía, “conspiracy”).

Questions about synomosy

What does synomosy mean?
Synomosy means a group of political or other conspirators bound together by oath; a secret society.
What part of speech is synomosy?
Synomosy is a noun.
What is the plural of synomosy?
The plural of synomosy is synomosies.

Words near synomosy in the dictionary

  1. synoglyphs
  2. synoicous
  3. synomone
  4. synomones
  5. synomosies
  6. synomosy
  7. synonime
  8. synonimes
  9. synonimising
  10. synonimously
  11. synonym

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