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Machiavellian

[mak-ee-uh-vel-ee-uhn] / ˌmæk i əˈvɛl i ən /


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One could even say that wasps are the cunning analysts of the animal world, strategically plotting how to maneuver in the game of life with their peers like a Machiavellian schemer in any melodrama.

From Salon

That included the political allies who eclipsed him, like Ms. Meloni; the Machiavellian political operators who tried to co-opt him; even the anti-establishment opposition that tried — but never fully succeeded — to get rid of him.

From New York Times

The movie makes him a Machiavellian puppeteer with a villainous mug and a British accent, and Barry and Sally small-screen handsome.

From Salon

It’s like “a Machiavellian strategy between authorities and organized crime.”

From Washington Times

Unfortunately, they hate him anyway because Trump told them it's his fault that Trump isn't still in the White House so I don't think any Machiavellian maneuvers would make a difference.

From Salon