0 acting together secretly or illegally in order to deceive or cheat someone:
1 collusive activities or methods are done or used by people, companies, etc. working together secretly or illegally in order to deceive people:
There were allegations of collusive behaviour to cover up wrong-doing.
These lies are products of collusive ties between news media and the authorities.
They could not agree collectively to put up prices as this would be collusive.
In some later reports, the sardar occasionally appeared as a collusive agent, one who mysteriously disappeared at the last minute when the ship set off.
Broadly speaking, the conflict highlighted the cultural distance between the marginal and unfranchised and the collusive local politics of constitutional nationalism and unionism.
Such high levels of concentration obviously create incentives for collusive activities, which might be hard to detect in spite of the regulatory efforts.
A number of other issues also commanded attention : the backlog of cases created by an insufficient number of judges, the lack of safeguards against collusive cases.
Not only does this make the management fees difficult to know, this increases the scope for collusive behavior among pension societies in the declaration of net returns.
