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machination
noun as in maneuver, plot
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Example Sentences
These electoral slates were a machination that the lawyers treated as fact and the basis for their advice that “7 states” had “transmitted dual slates of electors.”
“This feels like an op, a scheme, a strategy, a machination, a plot, a ploy, where they are trying to convince you that this is bad for Biden,” Mr. Kirk said during a recent show.
Both follow the news obsessively, tracking every machination in the former president’s legal drama.
All of this happens while victims’ families wait for justice, essentially as observers to the legal machination and maneuvers.
The certainty that I could defend myself for once, and not be knocked around so much really gave me a certain level of relief from anxiety I was dealing with in addition to that, it is about the machination of man, and transferring a human being into a function of a systems and that transference comes through drilling.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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