Abettor Meaning in Bengali

Abettor: সহযোগী, সহকারী, সহযাত্রী, সহপাঠী, সহকর্মী

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

uh-bet-er

Short Definition of Abettor

An abettor is someone who encourages or assists in the commission of a crime or wrongdoing. In Bengali, abettor means সহযোগী or সহকারী.

Synonyms of Abettor

Accessory, Accomplice, Collaborator, Assistant, Ally

Antonyms of Abettor

Opponent (প্রতিপক্ষী), Adversary (প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী), Foe (শত্রু), Enemy (শত্রু), Rival (প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বী)

Origin of Abettor

The word “abettor” originated from the Old French word “abetour,” which means “one who assists.” It entered the English language in the 14th century.

Nearby Words

Abet, Abetment, Abeyance, Abhor, Abhorrence

Abettor in Literature Quotes

“The abettor of the crime was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison.” – John Doe

“She was accused of being an abettor in the conspiracy.” – Jane Smith

“The abettor’s role in the crime was crucial for its success.” – Mark Johnson

“He was charged as an abettor in the murder case.” – Sarah Thompson

1. Abettor in crime (অপরাধে সহযোগী)

2. Abettor of evil (মন্দের সহযোগী)

3. Principal and abettor (প্রধান এবং সহযোগী)

Usage in American English

In American English, the term “abettor” is used to refer to someone who aids or encourages the commission of a crime.

Usage in British English

In British English, the term “abettor” is used to describe a person who assists or supports the commission of an offense.

Meaning in Different Languages

Hindi: सहायक (Sahayak), Nepali: सहायक (Sahayak), Urdu: مددگار (Maddadgar), Tamil: உதவியாளர் (Udhaviyāḷar), Telugu: సహాయకుడు (Sahāyakuḍu), Arabic: مساعد (Musaead), Chinese: 帮凶 (Bāngxiōng), Japanese: 共犯者 (Kyōhan-sha), Russian: пособник (posobnik)

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Abettor Meaning in Bengali