Machinations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MACHINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MACHINATION, an act of machinating
• a plot or scheme.

Words related to MACHINATIONS

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How to use MACHINATIONS in a sentence

• I was able to trace the result of their machinations every where.
• So certain did the conspirators feel of success, that they took no pains to keep their machinations secret.
• But the gun-man-and-mob method was discarded, temporarily at least, in favor of the machinations of lumber trust tools in the law making bodies.
• The sovereignty and soil of the State are yet stained by the hostile machinations of resident emissaries of a foreign government.
• Whither was she gone? What was it she intended? To perish by the machinations of such a hag as this was a thought not to be endured.
• The merciless author of all these machinations thought this necessary to save Esther from pining to death, for her beauty was now their capital.
• Gracious God! The sole aim of their machinations is to bring about the extermination of this servant.
• They had no means to awe the enemy, and to prevent their machinations during the winter.
• By her machinations Arline is accused of theft, and is taken to be tried by her own father.
• The miracles fraudulent machinations! no, no, it was, as you say, evidently impossible.
• He realized too vividly that the two defenders never would have been in this fearful situation but for the machinations of those two men.
• No one felt sure what Romish and Jacobite machinations might not yet effect.
• These machinations will proceed from the Hamiltonians by whom he is surrounded, and who are only a little less hostile to him than to me.
• The machinations of the last session to put you at cross questions with us all, were so obvious as to be seen at the first glance of every eye.
• His uprightness prevented his being sufficiently on the watch against the machinations of parties.
• His rest was constantly disturbed either by the machinations of his foes or by the dread thereof, the evil last-named being probably the more noxious of the two.
• About this time an accident had almost robbed the protector of his life, and saved his enemies the trouble of all their machinations.
• Machinations of Covenant-breakers who succeeded in shelving project for more than decade foiled.
• He was ever uneasy about his wife, but it must not be supposed that he feared the machinations of any Burgo Fitzgerald as being destructive of his domestic comfort.
• I think its survival wasin some part due to the machinations of Capital.
• I think its survival was in some part due to the machinations of Capital.
• The constitution of England in Church and State was destroyed, and the Whig oligarchy, in spite of their machinations, were soon merged in the common ruin.
• Never for one instant believe that you can be hindered by the machinations of a few unworthy men, from reaching any goal you set.
• He had been killed through the machinations of Campo-Basso.
• Powerful enemies and their machinations only stirred his zest.
• The innocent subject of these machinations received both the note and its bearer in a friendly spirit, though she was already, as it happened, rich in letters to-day.
• Up to the present, all the machinations of the Jacobites had been carried on with secrecy and dexterity, but now was the time for action and decision.
• Through the machinations of himself and Simon, a chief man in Gadara, all Galilee was filled with rumours that their country was about to be betrayed by me to the Romans.
• They also set forth a considerable part of the Southern position, doubtless as fairly as the machinations of the Devil are set forth in Holy Writ.
• That very truth was always a stumbling block in my machinations, for I almost feared, by Mr.
• Moreover, man is so affected by the charms of woman, and offers so easy a mark for her machinations, as to invite exploitation.
• But a friendless girl of such striking beauty could not escape the machinations of those who profit by the sale of girls.
• The friendly arts of Merlin are succeeded by the machinations of the malicious fairy Morgana, and the watchful care of the the Lady of the Lake.

Similar words containing MACHINATION without suffix s

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