machiavelli

IPA: mɑkiʌvˈɛɫi

Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527), Italian statesman and writer, whose work The Prince (1532) advises that acquiring and exercising power may require unethical methods.
Someone like Niccolò Machiavelli: a Machiavellian person

Examples of "machiavelli" in Sentences

I hope to respond to machiavelli and others later.
His actions actually affirm the wisdom of Bush and machiavelli.
I accuse machiavelli and Kursk of being Terrorist and Terrorist enablers.
Enough time and money has been wasted on this piece of trash. machiavelli Says:
He is out of touch with todays Americans and economy. machiavelli; Bagton Rouge, LA
Schmitz-the Federation of the Hub series; complex, tangled, plots worthy of machiavelli.
Open your Eyes machiavelli, and you will see many conservatives asking for Omar to be returned.
I'm thinking that, if someone knew who "machiavelli" was, Richard Colvin would have a solid case for a defamation lawsuit.
I just laughed – unfortunately, he gets way more play in the media than the other side and when the words “think tank” are added to his CV; his opinion seems to carry alot of weight. machiavelli Says:
In that case, any action against the West or any of its Forces or Agencies or against anyone not demonstrating ringing endorsement of your cause is moral, justifiable and honourable. machiavelli Says: