Conspirators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSPIRATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONSPIRATOR, one who conspires
• a person who takes part in a conspiracy
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who conspires; plotter

Words related to CONSPIRATORS

conspiracy19

Words that contain CONSPIRATORS

coconspirators20

How to use CONSPIRATORS in a sentence

• Being, however, afraid of the resentment of Mahmud, the conspirators hastened to Merv, whither they were pursued by the King with great expedition.
• The afternoon of the 9th was passed in anxious preparation by both the conspirators and those whom they were about to attack.
• The meeting of the conspirators is brought before our eyes with wonderful vividness.
• This league being formed, the three confederates turned their united force against the party of the conspirators.
• He had contrived to learn something of the plot from some of the conspirators who were his pupils.
• At nine in the evening the conspirators secured possession of the Emperor in his own apartments.
• At that time the four conspirators were still in England.
• Ashur-bani-pal was evidently concerned in the conspiracy, and it is significant to find that he pleaded on behalf of certain of the conspirators.
• And they attacked the conspirators before they expected them.
• Men high in civil life were believed to be plotting with military conspirators to advance their personal fortunes on the ruins of the Republic.
• It crossed her mind how Emile had once likened a certain group of the conspirators to a pack of court cards, saying that they were alternately red and black.
• By means of the reward offered in the proclamation, the greater part of the conspirators were betrayed or taken.
• The earl of Huntingdon, Sir Thomas Blount, and Sir Benedict Sely, who were also taken prisoners, suffered death, with many others of the conspirators, by orders from Henry.
• This man had given them the information of the cabinet-dinner, and then gave the cabinet information of all the proceedings of the conspirators.
• Although, indeed, the police were soon aided by thirty soldiers of the Coldstream Guards, nine of the conspirators only were taken.
• The government of that country had information of the design, and sent a war vessel to intercept that on board of which the conspirators were.
• She lived in a house with some conspirators, where they had a secret printing press.
• One of the conspirators was really appalling with a tin sauce-pan on his head, and a tiger-skin sleigh-robe thrown over his shoulders.
• She began whispering with her husband and Aksinya, and their faces wore the same sly and mysterious expression as though they were conspirators.
• If the Knapps and the Crowninshields, then, were not the conspirators, who were? Joseph Knapp had a motive to desire the death of Mr.
• Every day, for the week previous, he had visited one or another of these conspirators, save Sunday, and then probably he saw them in town.
• Is it not probable that he was in Brown Street to concur in the murder? There were four conspirators.
• The conspirators were giving a good account of themselves, and here and there Belgian soldiers were falling.
• Congress would have been no more justified in declaring that the slaves in Virginia were free men than in demanding that Russian conspirators should be tried by jury.
• No damage seemed to have been done, and Tom began to think he had been too quick for the conspirators, if such they were.
• Then came a clattering of hoofs, as the police-patrol, nicely-timed by the conspirators, and summoned by a confederate, drew up at the box on the corner.
• With secrecy and celerity the conspirators sought out Pertinax, the prefect of the city, an ancient senator of consular rank, and persuaded him to accept the purple.
• At midnight the conspirators, twenty in number, having inflamed themselves with brandy, burst into the house and rushed towards the chamber where the aged monarch was reposing.
• The clamor awoke the king, and he sprang from the bed just as two of the conspirators entered his chamber.
• Four nights after his capture, some agents of the conspirators entered his apartment and tore out his eyes, as he had torn out the eyes of his cousin.
• I tell the noble Lord that he will be, at last, obliged to come to Parliament for a measure to enable him to put down the conspirators.

Similar words containing NSPIRATOR without suffix s and without prefix co

inspirator12 conspirator15 inspirators13 inspiratory16 conspiratory19 coconspirator19 transpiratory18 coconspirators20 conspiratorial18 conspiratoriall19 conspiratorially23

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