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Meanings of junto in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "faction"
Examples for "faction"
1
Every faction conditions its members to think and act a certain way.
2
What the faction's rise means for China's future is not so certain.
3
The attack, which went unclaimed by any Palestinian faction, caused no damage.
4
Xi, however, was gathering his forces against Zhou and the oil faction.
5
Using one religious faction to confront another can be a dangerous strategy.
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
The camarilla crowded round Ferdinand, who lay without sense or motion.
2
Trust Teofan, but make an end of the ecclesiastical camarilla which is against thee.
3
The words were an electric shock to the camarilla.
4
Truly the camarilla were supporting each other, and I, an onlooker, stood amazed and astounded.
5
He was too honest, and, therefore, dangerous to the Court camarilla set up and paid by Potsdam.
Usage of junto in anglès
1
But the master spirit of the junto was still cool and collected.
2
The junto wished to place Sir Thomas Littleton in the chair.
3
The Cavendishes had generally been strenuous supporters of the King and the junto.
4
The Whig junto was still their terror and their abhorrence.
5
The statesmen of the junto would do nothing for him.
6
True, the junto was leaderless for the moment, and Bucks had no very able lieutenants.
7
Pamphlets issued by the other side called them a junto of debtors, knaves, and worthless-moneyists.
8
The Whigs formed a "junto," or caucus, and the Tories followed their example.
9
To this junto you have twice sacrificed yourself, and what have you got by it?
10
A third aristocratic junto of twenty-four was appointed to make grants of money to the crown.
11
Explain these words: incontestable, disapprobation, averse, delectable, orgies, whimsical, junto, dulcet, dowagers, macaronis, pigmy, hoyden, divertisements.
12
At Guildhall the junto was less fortunate.
13
Ten Broeck completed this junto of adventurers.
14
The removal of North, or the whole detestable junto, is a matter unworthy the millions we have expended.
15
And there is no authority on earth which can break up this junto, short of a general convention.
16
In addition to these he inveighed bitterly against the abolitionists, as a junto of secretaries, sophists, enthusiasts, and fanatics.
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