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I tried looking up its synonyms (plot, scheme) and then their adjectives, but they didn't quite cut it. Any word that can be used as its adjective and adverb?

The place that I would like to use it is this:

Keep your conspiracy-theory-like ideology to yourself, and don't spread what you can't prove.

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Have you checked at dictionary.com? They have a list of related terms, including adjective and adverbs. – Matt Эллен May 23 '12 at 7:40

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You may need to give an example of where you want to use it, but conspiratorial and conspiratorially may fit.

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Isn't conspiratorially an adverb ? – speedyGonzales May 23 '12 at 7:14
@speedyGonzales: The question text asks for an adverb. Perhaps I should have edited the title as well... – Andrew Leach May 23 '12 at 7:16
Then tags too because it should be in context. – speedyGonzales May 23 '12 at 7:17
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Keep your paranoid conspiracy-theorist ideology to yourself, and don't spread what you can't prove.

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How about conspiratory , conspirative and I think conspiracy is adjective itself.

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