intrigue in Japanese
intrigue in Japanese is 陰謀 — intrigue means a secret plot or scheme, often involving deception.
intrigue in Japanese
陰謀
Pronounced: inbō
A complicated or clandestine plot or scheme intended to effect some purpose by secret artifice; conspiracy; stratagem.
What does "intrigue" mean?
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noun A secret plot or scheme, often involving deception.
"The palace was full of political intrigue and backstabbing."
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verb To arouse someone's curiosity or fascination.
"The strange ending of the film intrigued the whole audience."
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intrigue in a sentence
- The palace was full of political intrigue and backstabbing.
- Rumours of a corporate takeover fuelled weeks of intrigue.
- The strange ending of the film intrigued the whole audience.
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What is "intrigue" in Japanese?
"intrigue" in Japanese is 陰謀. intrigue means: A secret plot or scheme, often involving deception.
How do you pronounce 陰謀?
"intrigue" in Japanese is 陰謀, pronounced "inbō".
How do you use "intrigue" in a sentence?
Example: "The palace was full of political intrigue and backstabbing." In Japanese, "intrigue" is 陰謀.
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