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A camarilla is a group of courtiers or favourites who surround a king or ruler.

Urdăreanu was part of the so-called camarilla around the King, which consisted of the King"s mistress Elena ("Magda").

Auschnitt, he was one of the major businessmen present in the king"s camarilla (see National Renaissance Front); such political connections also implied.

Marinescu thus became a founding member of the royal camarilla.

new allegiances from other environments, aiding to establish a Romanian camarilla — it was even reported that, using the official commitment to neutral.

1854: We wish to preserve the Throne, but without the camarilla that dishonors it; we wish the rigorous practice of the fundamental laws, above all those.

II in mid-1930, Manoilescu was a very influential person in the king"s camarilla, being the Minister of Economy in the National Peasants" Party (PNȚ) cabinets.

These courtiers included the monarch or noble"s camarilla and retinue, household, nobility.

library, two porches in the east and west sides, a mosque, yard and some camarillas in its sides.

ExamplesGermanyIn particular, two groups are called camarillas: those who surrounded the Emperor Wilhelm II and the President Paul von Hindenburg.

The term derives from the Spanish word camarilla (diminutive of cámara), meaning little chamber or private cabinet of the king.

Synonyms:

camp, faction, ingroup, coterie, cabal, pack, inner circle, clique, junto, cabalist,

Antonyms:

tasteful, unpack, empty, disarrange, decompress,