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Meanings of camarilla in English
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
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.
Usage of camarilla in English
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.
6
Therefore, two days later, he delivered from the tribune of the Duma some terrible allegations against the camarilla.
7
The danger, in short, was visible to every body but King Otho, his German camarilla, and his renegade Greek ministers.
8
That speech, which the camarilla had vainly striven strenuously to suppress, proved historic, and was mainly the cause of Stürmer's overthrow.
9
The Count turned away, and his eye fell upon Federico, who, seeing resistance useless, stood passive in the custody of several of the camarilla.
10
Six hours later the Prime Minister breathed his last, a victim of the Empress and her Potsdam camarilla, while Vera Baltz fled to Switzerland.
11
It is the inevitable consequence of the camarilla government and the Pan-Turkish chauvinism for which the Committee of Union and Progress has come to stand.
12
Both Miliukoff and his friend who had so narrowly escaped the "perfume" declared publicly that the camarilla favoured the acceptance of the offer.
13
The word which had gone forth that his capture would be grateful to the Regency and its camarilla of Dukes, would naturally sharpen the pursuit.
14
He would have made an excellent member of the Apostolic Camarilla.
15
As to a Camarilla-Camarillais no German word.
16
"Exposure," replied the charlatan who was the head of the traitorous camarilla around the throne.
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Camarilla through the time