caballing Synonyms
Strongest:
- leaguing
- allying
- teaming-up-
- organizing
- hanging-together
- cooperating
- collaborating
- banding-together-
- ganging-up
Strong:
- federating
- confederating
- cohering
- converging
- merging
- coalescing
- clubbing
- uniting
- incorporating
- grouping
- consolidating
- conjoining
- unionizing
- associating
- combining
- affiliating
Weak:
Strongest:
- segregating
- breaking-up
- dissolving
- disbanding
- divorcing
- separating
- disbanding
- separating
- segregating
- breaking-up
- dissolving
- splitting
- splitting
- divorcing
Strong:
- detaching
- parting
- severing
- severing
- disengaging
- falling-out
- alienating
- disengaging
- falling-out
- parting
- detaching
- alienating
Weak:
caballing Meaning
caballing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Cabal
caballing Sentence Examples
- The caballing among the political elite was evident during the closed-door negotiations.
- Despite their outward appearance of unity, there was an undercurrent of caballing within the organization.
- The caballing of rival factions within the party threatened its stability.
- Whispers of caballing circulated through the halls of power, causing uncertainty among the populace.
- The caballing of ambitious individuals seeking to undermine their rivals was a constant challenge for leadership.
- Journalists uncovered evidence of caballing among corporate executives to manipulate market prices.
- The caballing of board members led to a contentious vote on the proposed merger.
- In the shadows of the courtroom, attorneys engaged in caballing to sway the outcome of the trial.
- The caballing of foreign powers in the region fueled tensions and instability.
- Despite efforts to maintain transparency, the caballing of special interest groups influenced policymaking behind the scenes.
FAQs About the word caballing
of Cabal
leaguing, allying, teaming (up), organizing, hanging together, cooperating, collaborating, banding (together),ganging up, federating
segregating,breaking up, dissolving, disbanding, divorcing, separating, disbanding, separating, segregating, breaking up
The caballing among the political elite was evident during the closed-door negotiations.
Despite their outward appearance of unity, there was an undercurrent of caballing within the organization.
The caballing of rival factions within the party threatened its stability.
Whispers of caballing circulated through the halls of power, causing uncertainty among the populace.
