Machiavellian in Greek
Machiavellian in Greek is μακιαβελικός — Machiavellian means willing to use cunning, deception, or ruthless scheming to achieve power or goals, especially in politics.
Machiavellian in Greek
μακιαβελικός
Pronounced: makiavelikos
What does "Machiavellian" mean?
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adj Willing to use cunning, deception, or ruthless scheming to achieve power or goals, especially in politics.
"His Machiavellian tactics won him the promotion but cost him his colleagues' trust."
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Machiavellian in a sentence
- His Machiavellian tactics won him the promotion but cost him his colleagues' trust.
- The show is full of Machiavellian office politics.
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What is "Machiavellian" in Greek?
"Machiavellian" in Greek is μακιαβελικός. Machiavellian means: Willing to use cunning, deception, or ruthless scheming to achieve power or goals, especially in politics.
How do you pronounce μακιαβελικός?
"Machiavellian" in Greek is μακιαβελικός, pronounced "makiavelikos".
How do you use "Machiavellian" in a sentence?
Example: "His Machiavellian tactics won him the promotion but cost him his colleagues' trust." In Greek, "Machiavellian" is μακιαβελικός.
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