Associations to the word «Machiavelli»
Noun
- Medici
- Cesare
- Macleod
- Rousseau
- Florence
- Bernardo
- Humanist
- Discourse
- Renaissance
- Vinci
- Erasmus
- Lorenzo
- Thinker
- Leonardo
- Dante
- Aristotle
- Theorist
- Galileo
- Michelangelo
- Locke
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- Francesco
- Deceit
- Prince
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- Guerra
- Treatise
- Titus
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- Cicero
- Voltaire
- Liberalism
- Kant
- Della
- Humanism
- Descartes
- Gibbon
- Mach
- Princes
- Arte
- Statesman
- Philosopher
- Realism
- Hume
- Morality
- Prudence
- Hegemony
- Maxim
- Giovanni
- Italian
- Marlowe
- Tyranny
- Satire
- Marx
- Delle
- Ruler
- Angelo
- Socrates
- Hegel
- Utopia
- Tuscany
- Paolo
- Harrington
- Courtier
- Marxism
- Immortal
- Modernity
- Inquisition
- Carlyle
- Virtue
- Tyrant
- Principality
- Rhetoric
- Bucharest
- Samantha
- Nic
- Bacon
- Subtlety
- Skinner
- Este
- Intrigue
- Beatrice
- Papacy
- Politics
- Navarre
- Dictatorship
- Novella
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
MACHIAVELLI, proper noun. Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527), Italian statesman and writer, whose work The Prince (1532) advises that acquiring and exercising power may require unethical methods.
MACHIAVELLI, proper noun. A Machiavellian person
Dictionary definition
MACHIAVELLI, noun. A statesman of Florence who advocated a strong central government (1469-1527).
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