1. plural of conspiration; instances or acts of conspiring; secret plans or agreements made by two or more people to do something unlawful or harmful.
Usage: Formal or literary; less common than 'conspiracies' in modern usage.; Often used in historical or legal contexts.

Examples

• The conspirations against the king were discovered by the royal guards.
• Historical records reveal numerous conspirations within the court.
• The detective uncovered several conspirations operating in the city.
• Medieval conspirations often involved nobles seeking power.
• The conspirations were carefully planned over many months.