scheming in Greek
scheming in Greek is υστερόβουλος — scheming means given to making secret or dishonest plans.
scheming in Greek
υστερόβουλος
Pronounced: ysterovoulos
(pejorative) Tending to scheme; forming underhand plots.
What does "scheming" mean?
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adj Given to making secret or dishonest plans.
"The novel's scheming courtier plots against the king throughout the story."
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noun The act of making secret, often dishonest, plans.
"Years of scheming finally paid off when he took control of the company."
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scheming in a sentence
- The novel's scheming courtier plots against the king throughout the story.
- Years of scheming finally paid off when he took control of the company.
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What is "scheming" in Greek?
"scheming" in Greek is υστερόβουλος. scheming means: Given to making secret or dishonest plans.
How do you pronounce υστερόβουλος?
"scheming" in Greek is υστερόβουλος, pronounced "ysterovoulos".
How do you use "scheming" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's scheming courtier plots against the king throughout the story." In Greek, "scheming" is υστερόβουλος.
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