Definition of cabal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
politicssmall group of political intriguers
- The cabal influenced the election results.
2.
conspiracysecret group planning something harmful
- The cabal met in secret to discuss their plans.
3.
intrigueRare secret plot or conspiracyRare
- They uncovered a cabal to overthrow the government.
Verb
secrecyform a secret group to conspire
- They cabal to influence the election results.
Origin of cabal
Medieval Latin, cabbala (tradition)
Examples of cabal in a sentence
The cabal met in secret to discuss their plans. A cabal was suspected of influencing the election. The novel featured a cabal plotting world domination. Rumors spread about a cabal within the organization. A cabal of rebels was planning a secret meeting. They cabal to overthrow the current regime.
The group cabals to manipulate stock prices.
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- French:cabale, manigancer, ...
- German:Kabale, sich verschwören, ...
- Italian:cricca, cospirare, ...
- Spanish:camarilla, conspirar, ...
- Portuguese:cabala, conspirar, ...
- Chinese:阴谋集团, 策划, ...
- Japanese:陰謀団, 共謀する, ...
- Arabic:زُمْرَة, تَآمَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:קְנוּנְיָה, לִקְשׁוֹר קֶשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:кабала, сговариваться, ...
- Ukrainian:кабала, змовлятися, ...
- Hindi:षड्यंत्रकारी गुट, षड्यंत्र रचना, ...
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