Definition Conjugation
Definition of brigue - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
intrigueRare secretive plans or schemes to gain advantageRare
- The court was filled with brigue and deception.
Verb
1.
persuadeRare seek to obtain something by persuasionRare
- He tried to brigue support from the committee members.
2.
schemeRare UK engage in secret scheming for a goalRare UK
- They brigued to gain control of the organization.
Origin of brigue
French, brigue (intrigue)
Examples of brigue in a sentence
Political brigue often leads to unexpected alliances. She managed to brigue her way into the exclusive club. They tried to brigue the officials for a favorable decision. He brigued to get the promotion. They brigued behind closed doors to influence the decision.
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- French:brigue, briguer, ...
- German:Intrige, überreden, ...
- Italian:intrigo, cercare supporto, ...
- Spanish:intriga, persuadir, ...
- Portuguese:intriga, angariar, ...
- Chinese:阴谋, 争取, ...
- Japanese:策略, 支持を得る, ...
- Arabic:مُؤامَرَة, سَعَى لِإِقْنَاعِ, ...
- Hebrew:תַּכְכִים, לְשַׁכְנֵעַ, ...
- Russian:интрига, искать, ...
- Ukrainian:інтрига, домагатися, ...
- Hindi:ब्रिग, समर्थन प्राप्त करना, ...
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