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English word accomplice comes from Latin com-, Latin plicare, Late Latin complic-, and later Latin complico (I complicate. I fold or roll up or together.)
com- (Latin)
plicare (Latin)
complic- (Late Latin)
complico (Latin)
I complicate. I fold or roll up or together.
complice (Old French)
a complice (Middle English)
accomplice (Middle English)
accomplice (English)
(legal) An associate in the commission of a crime; a participator in an offense, whether a principal or an accessory.. (rare) A cooperator.