What is another word for machination?
Pronunciation:
[ mˌakɪnˈe͡ɪʃən], [ mˌakɪnˈeɪʃən], [ m_ˌa_k_ɪ_n_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Synonyms for Machination:
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n.
• chicanery- dis honesties ,
- dis honesty ,
- dis-honesties ,
- dis-honesty ,
- double crossings ,
- double-crossings ,
- doublecrossings ,
- doubledealing ,
- fourberies ,
- hankypanky ,
- sharp practices ,
- surreptitiousnesses ,
- under handedness ,
- under handednesses ,
- under-handedness ,
- under-handednesses .
- co nation ,
- co nations ,
- co-nation ,
- co-nations ,
- conations ,
- de liberation ,
- de liberations ,
- de sign ,
- de signs ,
- de-liberation ,
- de-liberations ,
- de-sign ,
- de-signs ,
- lay land ,
- lay of land ,
- lay the land ,
- pro position ,
- pro positions ,
- pro-positions ,
- re flection ,
- re flections ,
- re-flection ,
- re-flections ,
- under taking ,
- under-taking ,
- under-takings ,
- what cooking ,
- what cookings ,
- what's cookings ,
- whats cooking ,
- whats cookings .
Other synonyms:
- connivance .
- cabal ,
- collusion ,
- conspiracy .
- scheme .
Other relevant words:
- Contriving ,
- Covin ,
- Dodgery ,
- Double dealing ,
- Maneuvering ,
- Manipulating ,
- Manoeuvring ,
- Pettifoggery ,
- Plotting ,
- Underplot ,
- Wire-pulling ,
- apparatus ,
- arrange ,
- arrangement ,
- art ,
- artful ,
- artful dodge ,
- astute ,
- behind-the-scenes influence ,
- blind ,
- calculative ,
- chart ,
- chicane ,
- chicanery ,
- collusive ,
- complicity ,
- complot ,
- con ,
- concert ,
- concoct ,
- confederacy ,
- confidence trick ,
- conjure up ,
- conspire ,
- contrive ,
- cook up ,
- counterplot ,
- craft ,
- crafty ,
- create ,
- deceit ,
- design ,
- designing ,
- devices ,
- devious ,
- devise ,
- diplomacy ,
- dirty trick ,
- dirty work ,
- emblem ,
- engineering ,
- espieglerie ,
- evasion ,
- expedient ,
- expedients ,
- finagling ,
- finesse ,
- foul play ,
- frame ,
- frame-up ,
- fraud ,
- gambit ,
- gimmick ,
- graph ,
- guile ,
- hatch ,
- hoax ,
- imagine ,
- imposture ,
- influence ,
- intrigue ,
- intriguing ,
- invent ,
- invention ,
- juggle ,
- little game ,
- lot ,
- machiavellianism ,
- machinery ,
- make ,
- maneuvers ,
- manipulation ,
- manoeuvre ,
- mechanism ,
- monkey business ,
- move ,
- negotiation ,
- net ,
- on the make ,
- organise ,
- organize ,
- pettifogging ,
- picture ,
- plan ,
- plat ,
- politics ,
- practice ,
- practises ,
- prepare ,
- prevarication ,
- priestcraft ,
- racket ,
- rigging ,
- ruse de guerre ,
- scheming ,
- secret plan ,
- sellout ,
- settle ,
- sham ,
- sharp practice ,
- shift ,
- shrewd ,
- sidestep ,
- skulduggery ,
- skullduggery ,
- sleight ,
- sly ,
- snare ,
- song and dance ,
- statecraft ,
- statesmanship ,
- strategy ,
- subplot ,
- supercherie ,
- tactic ,
- tool ,
- tour de force ,
- tricky ,
- trump up ,
- untruth ,
- weapon ,
- wheeze ,
- white lie ,
- wile ,
- wily ,
- wirepulling .
- Conation ,
- Cunningness ,
- Hanky Panky ,
- Intendment ,
- Recipes ,
- Seducement ,
- artifice ,
- chicanes ,
- clever move ,
- comeon ,
- complots ,
- contrivance ,
- curveball ,
- demarche ,
- demarches ,
- device ,
- dodge ,
- double-dealing ,
- fancy footwork ,
- feint ,
- fourberie ,
- frame up ,
- frame-ups ,
- game ,
- game plan ,
- guiltiness ,
- intendments ,
- intrigues ,
- lasso ,
- maneuver ,
- orchestration ,
- perjury ,
- plot ,
- quicksand ,
- quicksands ,
- surreptitiousness ,
- thing ,
- trap ,
- trick ,
- what's cooking .
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How to use "Machination" in context?
Machination is defined as "the use of mechanical, electrical, or other devices for performing a task." Machinery has been used for centuries to perform tasks that would otherwise be difficult or impossible for humans. In the modern world, machination is used to produce products, machines, and systems.
Machination can be used to create many different objects and systems. Machine tools are an important tool in machination. Machine tools are used to shape and cut materials. They can also be used to produce complex parts. Machine tools can be powered by motors, gears, or Lewiston screws.
Machinery can also be used to produce products.
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