1. Debauches, intrigues, seductions!

2. Cabal, a private organization or party engaged in secret intrigues; also, the intrigues themselves

3. Your name intrigues me.

4. It's an intrigue, Dryden.

5. I don't like intrigue.

6. Narrator: Suspense, fun and intrigue.

7. Consigliere Source Ultimate Intrigue pg

8. One way or the other, she intrigues me.

9. Schemes, assassinations, and political intrigues tainted their office.

10. Brigue definition is - plot, scheme, intrigue

11. This is a novel of intrigue.

12. Fairy tales can intrigue most children.

13. All the schemes and intrigues are doomed to failure.

14. All the schemes and intrigues are doomed to failur.

15. A synonym for Conniving is intrigue.

16. All sorts of rivalries and intrigues are played out.

17. The royal palace was filled with intrigue.

18. Gripping Romantic Suspense novel of international intrigue.

19. When Grandcourt languidly presents his proposal. her vacillation intrigues him.

20. Prince Mongkut then stayed in his monkhood to avoid political intrigues.

21. The palace was a nest of intrigue.

22. Many individuals today have been seduced into ‘scheming up intrigues.’

23. He was made king as a result of various intrigues.

24. His relationships were full of intrigue and conflict.

25. What does Brigue mean? (obsolete) Intrigue, secretive machinations

26. He never dirtied his hands with political intrigue.

27. Nevertheless, the intrigues of Irene and Anna disturbed even Alexios' dying hours.

28. Silver is caught in a web of political intrigue.

29. He found himself snared in a web of intrigue.

30. It's an exciting story of political intrigue and murder.

31. Synonyms: collusion, intrigue, conspiring, complicity More Synonyms of Connivance.

32. She weaves a complicated plot of romance and intrigue.

33. ("Intrigue and murder among 16th century Ottoman court painters.")

34. She discovered a web of intrigue in the company.

35. Partly as a result of these and other intrigues, Richard won several victories over Philip.

36. The city was known as a hotbed of intrigue.

37. Terror and danger in the world of intrigue and espionage.

38. The life of Katheryn of Berain is laden with intrigue

39. His ingenuity and artistry never ceased to intrigue the others.

40. During her stay in Ephesus, Laodice continued numerous intrigues to become queen again.

41. To be here, to have this happening, the claustrophobia of their fatuous intrigues?

42. Manipulation, propaganda, prejudice and political intrigue are often their province.

43. Such was their initiation to the deceptive intrigues of early twentieth-century geopolitics.

44. 14 synonyms for Collusion: conspiracy, intrigue, deceit, complicity, connivance, secret

45. Cleverly's intrigues absorb the reader's mind, and her spare but elegant prose serves her well

46. Joe was furious and felt embarrassed that his White House intrigues should come to naught.

47. Always eager to harm the crown prince, the imperial chancellor continued his intrigues against Victoria.

48. I guess it also looks a little bit like human skin, which intrigues me.

49. Brigue definition: an act of intrigue Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

50. Qu Yuan suffered banishment as the victim of a court intrigue.

51. Camarilla - a clique (often secret) that seeks power usually through intrigue

52. No wonder the lion remains a creature of intrigue and fascination!

53. Punic faith; the perfidious Judas; the fiercest and most treacherous of foes; treacherous intrigues.

54. The political intrigue and power struggle that followed lasted 13 years.

55. North was a man who added to the intrigue of meetings.

56. Synonyms for Colludes include connives, conspires, intrigues, machinates, plots, schemes, collaborates, contrives, complots and abets

57. The venture involved intrigue, lies, nemesis — and no end of a lesson.

58. Although I suppose life in the abbey must be full of intrigue.

59. It was an exposé of political intrigue and corruption of the time.

60. Mike looked at me appreciatively; he lived in the hope of intrigue.

61. Synonyms for Artifices include machinations, dealings, plots, schemes, cabals, chicaneries, conspiracies, designs, devices and intrigues

62. Deception and intrigue add interest to an otherwise boring and static work environment.

63. What they could not take by political intrigue they took by 'gunboat diplomacy' .

64. The young heroine steps into a web of intrigue in the academic world.

65. 1638 – Definitive prohibition of trade with Portugal as result of Shimabara Rebellion blamed on Catholic intrigues.

66. 17 synonyms for Collude: conspire, scheme, plot, intrigue, collaborate, contrive, abet, connive, be

67. The Highlander's Alluring Spy is a delightful blend of romance, intrigue, and betrayal

68. The picture that emerges is one of muddle, intrigue, greed and occasionally altruism.

69. Joe was ideal to have around in a command beset by political intrigue.

70. In the presidential campaign, his opponents attacked him duplicitous and engage in intrigue.

71. What particularly intrigues him is the board promoting Banks, the West Cornforth based mining and civil engineering group.

72. 27 synonyms for Conspire: plot, scheme, intrigue, devise, manoeuvre, contrive, machinate, plan, hatch

73. The success of the book was heightened by the intrigue that surrounded it.

74. Today, the word ‘Byzantine’ is used to describe devious actions: intrigue, plotting, and bribing

75. The Betrothed had none of the glittery magic or political intrigue of The Selection

76. Mr Serra's abrasive personality and taste for political intrigue have made him many enemies.

77. As Gargy Patel reports, it intrigues detectives to this day, and has also inspired the latest Inspector Morse novel.

78. Baby, baby, who's got the baby might be the prevailing motif in this work that entertains and intrigues simultaneously.

79. 28 Throughout the Kuomintang, as within the Soong family, the power struggle was played out in subtle intrigues and inscrutable maneuvers.

80. 17 synonyms for Collude: conspire, scheme, plot, intrigue, collaborate, contrive, abet, connive, be in