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Accident or conspiracy? vs Accident or attempt of murder?

Both phrases are correct, but they convey different meanings. 'Accident or conspiracy?' implies questioning whether an event was accidental or planned, while 'Accident or attempt of murder?' suggests considering whether an incident was accidental or a deliberate murder effort.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 470 views

Accident or conspiracy?

This phrase is correct and commonly used to question whether an event was accidental or planned.

This phrase is used to inquire about the possibility of an event being either accidental or the result of a conspiracy.
  • What, the great government conspiracy?
  • The trajectory of the kill shot suggests the shooter acted alone, But we cannot yet rule out an accomplice or conspiracy.
  • And who helped me with this conspiracy?
  • Now, what is the nature of conspiracy?
  • So, it's embezzlement, bribery and conspiracy?
  • So it sounds more like conspiracy?
  • So it's all one big conspiracy?
  • Who's a part of the conspiracy?
  • You think she has something to do with their conspiracy?
  • So you deny any involvement in the conspiracy?
  • What do you know of conspiracies?
  • Are you saying this is a conspiracy?
  • How does that coincide with your post-war Commie conspiracy?
  • I didn't get these braces from a skating accident or skiing accident or boating accident.
  • If I have anything to do with it, serving out every last second of her original sentence, plus anything else I can tack on there, like obstruction or conspiracy.
  • There is no relevant occurrence of accidents or risk-related consideration to justify the proposed measure.
  • Accident or not... still murder.
  • Making suicides look like accidents or murders.
  • It's probably just an accident or something.
  • I think a car accident or...

Accident or attempt of murder?

This phrase is correct and can be used to consider whether an incident was accidental or a deliberate murder attempt.

This phrase is used to discuss the potential scenarios of an event being either accidental or an intentional murder effort.
  • The police really think Charles is capable of murder?
  • Did Nancy Drew solve a lot of murders?
  • Is Debra Ann Volker capable of murder?
  • So we plead manslaughter instead of murder?
  • Do you think Peter Bernardone is capable of murder?
  • That I'm capable of murder?
  • Did we just accuse a federal judge of murder?
  • You're accusing Dr. Cole of murder?
  • You think Yasutani the Terrible is actually capable of murder?
  • Do you think Cotton's capable of murder?
  • Which do we believe is capable of murder?
  • You accusing Navy SEALs of murder?
  • That his best friend was capable of murder?
  • And she's accusing him of murder?
  • How do you know if someone's capable of murder?
  • And is the verdict guilty of murder?
  • Do you think Jack is capable of murder?
  • Could this attractive, bubbly, all-American girl be capable of murder?
  • Because I had some assignations, I'm capable of murder?
  • So he's making a game of murder?

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