Rasputin in Russian
Rasputin in Russian is Распутин — Rasputin means by extension from the historical figure, any manipulative advisor or insider who gains excessive, often sinister influence over a powerful person.
Rasputin in Russian
Распутин
Pronounced: Rasputin
What does "Rasputin" mean?
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noun By extension from the historical figure, any manipulative advisor or insider who gains excessive, often sinister influence over a powerful person.
"Critics called the aide a modern-day rasputin, whispering in the minister's ear on every decision."
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- Critics called the aide a modern-day rasputin, whispering in the minister's ear on every decision.
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What is "Rasputin" in Russian?
"Rasputin" in Russian is Распутин. Rasputin means: By extension from the historical figure, any manipulative advisor or insider who gains excessive, often sinister influence over a powerful person.
How do you pronounce Распутин?
"Rasputin" in Russian is Распутин, pronounced "Rasputin".
How do you use "Rasputin" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the aide a modern-day rasputin, whispering in the minister's ear on every decision." In Russian, "Rasputin" is Распутин.
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