Noun:

కుట్ర, సీక్రెట్ లవ్ రిలేషన్స్, నవల యొక్క కథాంశం,

Verb:

కుట్రకు,

intrigue's Usage Examples:

VLSSP in the government irritated the rightist sections of SLFP, who maneuvered VLSSP out through a series of intrigues.

What intrigued me about them was after about 20 minutes I was totally hooked despite a totally absurd situation, he said later.

fold their claws in his new novel, saying: There are those who do not lose sight of their intrigues.

Though at the time Augustus had been passing legislation to promote family values, collectively known as the Leges Iuliae, he likely knew of her intrigues with other men but hesitated for some time to accuse her.

" Q writer Mat Snow said James wrote "11 tightly worked but airily evocative songs which should intrigue any connoisseur of a particularly.

) And then, thanks to Cole, the newest cast addition — who sounds freakishly like Josh Lucas — we"ve got just enough new intrigue.

Awdry was intrigued to find that although the Bishop had the title Sodor and Man, he had only Man for his diocese.

Paris is then a hotbed of intrigue, with senior Wehrmacht officers plotting to assassinate Adolf Hitler.

Murder and intrigue pervade as Kansas, who in reality is working undercover for the Corps, romances.

The young treaty bride (Thasha Isiq), a bonded servant or "tarboy" (Pazel Pathkendle) and various allies discover these nested intrigues and.

Prakrit-Sanskrit prelude of Act 4, entitled miśraviṣkambhaka, Mālyavan, the great intriguer of the demons, Rāvaṇa’s minister, is angry with Vishvāmitra, who is directing.

the castle found itself in the middle of the intrigues between the city fathers of Geneva who dislodged the Bishop as the lord of the city state in 1536.

Flavio also mixes high tragedy with amorous intrigue and comic interludes, which was perhaps not what London audiences, who had become accustomed to heroic dramas on a consistent note of serious drama in Italian opera, were expecting.

Synonyms:

machination, priestcraft, plot, game, secret plan,

Antonyms:

fit, cowardly, home game, away game, inactivity,