Definition of Machiavelli, Niccolò in English:

Machiavelli, Niccolò

proper nounˌmakɪəˈvɛliˌmak-

1(1469–1527), Italian statesman and political philosopher; full name Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli. His best-known work is The Prince (1532), which advises rulers that the acquisition and effective use of power may necessitate unethical methods.
1. 1.1as noun a Machiavelli A person perceived as prepared to use unethical means to gain an advantage.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lock becomes the possum caught in the headlights, fascinated and appalled by a Machiavelli she both loved and feared.
  Yet, here he was enduring heat, bugs and primitive conditions and all the while utilizing the manipulative skills of a Machiavelli.
  Three years later those same critics are describing him as a Machiavelli bent on a ‘radical’ agenda at home and abroad.
  Unfortunately, junior Machiavellis claiming to wear the white hat still are running amok among us.
  And the latter-day Machiavellis saw potentially great political significance in the timing of turning points.

Definition of Machiavelli, Niccolò in US English:

Machiavelli, Niccolò

proper nounˌmak-

1(1469–1527), Italian statesman and political philosopher; full name Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli. His The Prince (1532) advises rulers that the acquisition and effective use of power may necessitate unethical methods.
1. 1.1as noun a Machiavelli A person perceived as prepared to use unethical means to gain an advantage.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yet, here he was enduring heat, bugs and primitive conditions and all the while utilizing the manipulative skills of a Machiavelli.
  Three years later those same critics are describing him as a Machiavelli bent on a ‘radical’ agenda at home and abroad.
  Lock becomes the possum caught in the headlights, fascinated and appalled by a Machiavelli she both loved and feared.
  Unfortunately, junior Machiavellis claiming to wear the white hat still are running amok among us.
  And the latter-day Machiavellis saw potentially great political significance in the timing of turning points.

单词	Machiavelli, Niccolò
释义	Definition of Machiavelli, Niccolò in English: Machiavelli, Niccolò proper nounˌmakɪəˈvɛliˌmak- 1(1469–1527), Italian statesman and political philosopher; full name Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli. His best-known work is The Prince (1532), which advises rulers that the acquisition and effective use of power may necessitate unethical methods. 1.1as noun a Machiavelli A person perceived as prepared to use unethical means to gain an advantage. Example sentencesExamples Lock becomes the possum caught in the headlights, fascinated and appalled by a Machiavelli she both loved and feared. Yet, here he was enduring heat, bugs and primitive conditions and all the while utilizing the manipulative skills of a Machiavelli. Three years later those same critics are describing him as a Machiavelli bent on a ‘radical’ agenda at home and abroad. Unfortunately, junior Machiavellis claiming to wear the white hat still are running amok among us. And the latter-day Machiavellis saw potentially great political significance in the timing of turning points. Definition of Machiavelli, Niccolò in US English: Machiavelli, Niccolò proper nounˌmak- 1(1469–1527), Italian statesman and political philosopher; full name Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli. His The Prince (1532) advises rulers that the acquisition and effective use of power may necessitate unethical methods. 1.1as noun a Machiavelli A person perceived as prepared to use unethical means to gain an advantage. Example sentencesExamples Yet, here he was enduring heat, bugs and primitive conditions and all the while utilizing the manipulative skills of a Machiavelli. Three years later those same critics are describing him as a Machiavelli bent on a ‘radical’ agenda at home and abroad. Lock becomes the possum caught in the headlights, fascinated and appalled by a Machiavelli she both loved and feared. Unfortunately, junior Machiavellis claiming to wear the white hat still are running amok among us. And the latter-day Machiavellis saw potentially great political significance in the timing of turning points.
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