Connexion

Same as connection. Connexive, a. Same as connective. Conniv'ance, n. [Fr. connivence, from Lat. connivent i a. See CONNIVE.] Act of winking or conniving at; voluntary blindne to an act; pretended ignorance; intentional forbearance to see, generally implying com IMG:content-0344.jpg:[graphic] sent. "Every vice interprets a connivance in approbation." - South. ( Law .) An agreement or consent, indirectly given, that something unlawful shall be done by another. Connive', v. n. [Fr. conniver , from Lat. conniveo con, and niveo, allied to nico , to beckon, and nicto , to wink.] To close the eyes; to wink; to tolerate, permit, or allow by pretending ignorance or blindne ; to forbear to see; to overlook a fault. (Generally followed by at .)