22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Abettor' in a Sentence

"A person who aids, encourages, or supports someone in committing a wrongdoing." more

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Jenny served as an abettor, holding the door open for her teacher.

Timmy was an abettor in helping his friend tie shoelaces.

Sammy was an abettor, cheering for his team during the soccer match.

Jenny's little brother was an abettor in her quest to find hidden treasures around the house.

The little girl acted as an abettor by sharing her crayons with the classmate.

The police arrested the abettor who helped the thief escape from the crime scene.

The librarian discovered that someone was an abettor in rearranging the bookshelves.

The chef had a secret abettor who always helped him create delicious recipes.

The teacher caught the abettor helping his friend cheat in the spelling test.

Jenny refused to be an abettor in spreading rumors about her classmates.

The king pardoned the abettor in exchange for valuable information about the rebellion.

The detective suspected the mysterious figure to be an abettor in the theft.

The superhero captured the villain and his abettor, bringing them to justice.

Jenny's friend was an abettor in helping her complete the challenging puzzle.

The teacher warned the students not to be an abettor of cheating during the exam.

The chef realized that the careless kitchen assistant was an abettor in creating a messy workspace.

The playful squirrel found an abettor in the mischievous rabbit to steal nuts from the garden.

The teacher caught the student being an abettor in passing notes during class.

The detective discovered an abettor who had been assisting the mysterious thief in town.

The villain sought an abettor to assist in carrying out the evil plan.

Emily became the abettor, guiding her puppy down the stairs.

The chef's assistant acted as an abettor, assisting in preparing the delicious desserts.

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