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Meanings of intrigue in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "cabal"
Examples for "cabal"
1
I've never heard of anyone yet who has outsmarted a Mancini cabal.
2
Both Mary and Bill said this cabal thing of yours is hogwash.
3
I want to punish the cable cabal for taking all my money.
4
No, I want the names of every cabal member you know of.
5
Perhaps these men were part of a cabal that has broken down.
1
But they were no match for the grim machination thrown against them.
2
Ages of machination...' He lifted his hands to gesture about the empty room.
3
After centuries of manipulation and machination, the Dragon Court had won.
4
Honest and straightforward, what could he do against this far-reaching machination?
5
A new sense of urgency grew, as did the suspicions and machinations.
Usage of intrigue in anglès
1
The English in India were taking their first lessons in Oriental intrigue.
2
Audience members said the element of danger added to the show's intrigue.
3
Little plays with the intrigue in the audience; favours behind green hedges.
4
Things that would indeed intrigue you, Emperor, and no doubt soon will.
5
There was no spice of jeopardy in them; no preludes of intrigue.
6
While there was intrigue, it was far from love at first sight.
7
As a result, Jason Bourne lacks the identity-crisis intrigue of its predecessors.
8
There is also mystery and intrigue, passion and intensity, fear and hope.
9
The knowledge of this intrigue fostered the rising revolt against the caucus.
10
There was nothing very sinful in the debut of this little intrigue.
11
He reviewed the events of the day and their under-current of intrigue.
12
You have conducted this intrigue like a past master in the craft.
13
Adding to the intrigue is the fact that Ettinger knows the verdict.
14
I intrigue very little; for that is not one of my accomplishments.
15
In the matter of intrigue, there was nothing to choose between them.
16
This young man was no novice in intrigue, nor even in crime.
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Intrigue through the time
Intrigue across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common