Intriguing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRIGUING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRIGUE, to arouse the curiosity of
• arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate
• make secret plans to do something illicit or detrimental to someone
NOUN:
• the secret planning of something illicit or detrimental
• a secret love affair.
• a mysterious or fascinating quality
ADJECTIVE:
• disturbingly provocative
• capable of arousing interest or curiosity

Words related to INTRIGUING

fascinating17 intrigue9 intrigued11 intrigues10 intriguingly17

Words that contain INTRIGUING

intriguingly17 outintriguing15

How to use INTRIGUING in a sentence

• The Count de Provence was generally distrusted as intriguing and insincere.
• While they were engaged in these representations, and intriguing at Etruria, the operations of the Romans in their own territories distressed them severely.
• They had just told her that she was to be excommunicated for intriguing with an infidel.
• And I listened to the lithe, light step of the little intriguing priest go down the creaking stairs.
• Every day come advices that they are intriguing there to ruin him.
• The British and Spaniards Join in Intriguing with the Indians.
• But if you are looking for an intriguing and invigorating game which you can play practically all your life, we strongly urge you to try Squash Tennis.
• Their life was spent in intriguing against one another.
• It is true, it did dawn on me that if my host were to suspect me of intriguing under cover of his protection, the protection might cease with disconcerting abruptness.
• And now that war is upon us, we are being warned that high finance is intriguing for peace.
• These included the Phoenicians, the Philistines, and the Israelites who were intriguing with either Egypt or Mutsri.
• Roger Mortimer was once more intriguing against him, and striving to upset the Kenilworth compromise.
• She was simply intriguing and vulgar, and the willing instrument for designing people cleverer than herself.
• Although it was well known that Burr was not even a candidate for President, his friends and many Federalists began intriguing for his election to that high office.
• It was felt, besides, that the temper of the Scottish nation was radically indisposed to all intriguing or modes of temporal ascendency in ecclesiastical bodies.
• They all know that the land is in confusion, that the Europeans at the Court are intriguing against its independence.
• And, thus equipped, Enoch rode away into the lonely, shimmering, intriguing morning light of the desert.
• But the Bishops are intriguing, and drawing them over daily.
• Second, and in many ways a more intriguing possibility, is the prospect of developing a truly international economic organization.
• Nothing less could have balanced the interest which the French, by their art of intriguing, had raised among the favourites of the viceroy.
• Maitland, after much intriguing with Ali Pasha, ordered them either to submit to the Albanian despot or to quit their country.
• On the other hand, it was alleged that the English government was intriguing for a prince of the house of Cobourg.
• It is the intriguing epithets which they apply to their wines.
• The Veientians, on the contrary, through disgust at the annual intriguing which was sometimes the cause of dissensions, elected a king.
• The master is he who commands and can enforce obedience, who puts an end to intriguing, and can silence old women as well as priests.
• When Peter thought of McMasters intriguing to take from him even this poor possession, his lips came together firmly.
• The hopes of Charles were destroyed, and he was reduced to intriguing at the Ottoman court.
• Gortz, released, continued to work out his intriguing policy with increased determination.
• The sight of this man was a ray of light to the Empecinado, who immediately suspected that his enemies were intriguing against him.
• The naked dance of a man with his wife that you thought was so intriguing has ended.
• The meeting on the cliff had been seen by more than one passerby, and the report had spread that Peter had nearly murdered the stranger for intriguing with his wife.
• Essex had been intriguing with the Scottish king, but to what extent James knew of and encouraged his enterprise is unknown.
• Sulpice, sad himself, scarcely spoke and in mute preoccupation, in turn confused the shrewd, sly Granet, the intriguing Warcolier, and Marianne Kayser, whose image never left him.

Similar words containing TRIGU without suffix ing and without prefix in

intrigue9 intrigued11 intriguer10 intrigues10 intriguant11 intriguers11 intriguante12 intriguants12 outintrigue12 intriguantes13 intriguingly17 outintrigued14 outintrigues13 outintriguing15

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