machiavellian (Meaning)

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machiavellian (n)

a follower of Machiavelli's principles

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of or relating to Machiavelli or the principles of conduct he recommended

No weak antonyms found.

The Machiavellian politician manipulated the media to sway public opinion in his favor.
The ruthless CEO employed Machiavellian tactics to eliminate any perceived threats to his authority.
The cunning diplomat used Machiavellian diplomacy to secure a favorable treaty for his country.
The ambitious student employed Machiavellian schemes to outperform her rivals in the classroom.
The deceptive salesman deployed Machiavellian tricks to convince customers into buying products they didn't need.
The secretive spy infiltrated enemy territory using Machiavellian stealth and cunning.
The power-hungry leader used Machiavellian means to consolidate his control and silence any opposition.
The cunning lawyer relied on Machiavellian arguments to defend his client, even if it meant bending the truth.
The manipulative therapist used Machiavellian techniques to gain influence over her patients.
The unscrupulous businessman employed Machiavellian strategies to maximize profits, even at the expense of his employees and customers.

a follower of Machiavelli's principles, of or relating to Machiavelli or the principles of conduct he recommended

corrupt, unprincipled, ruthless, unscrupulous,immoral, pitiless, merciless, calculating, crooked, dishonest

moral, ethical, ethical, moral, good, righteous, honorable, virtuous, principled, conscientious

The Machiavellian politician manipulated the media to sway public opinion in his favor.

The ruthless CEO employed Machiavellian tactics to eliminate any perceived threats to his authority.

The cunning diplomat used Machiavellian diplomacy to secure a favorable treaty for his country.

The ambitious student employed Machiavellian schemes to outperform her rivals in the classroom.