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.
"The most common reason cited is a Machiavellian one: Police view perjury as a necessary means to achieve the ends of justice."
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Machiavellian in a sentence
- The most common reason cited is a Machiavellian one: Police view perjury as a necessary means to achieve the ends of justice.
- These are the actions of a club flailing around to make things work, not the 4D chess moves of some Machiavellian puppet master.
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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".
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