intriguer

[ɪnˈtriːɡə(r)]

intriguer Definition

• 1. a person who is involved in secret plans to harm or deceive others
• 2. a person who is very interested in and curious about someone or something

Using intriguer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "intriguer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The police suspected him of being an intriguer in the assassination plot.

• Example

  She was an intriguer who enjoyed manipulating people for her own benefit.

• Example

  He was an intriguer who always wanted to know everyone's secrets.

intriguer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for intriguer

• plotter
• schemer
• conspirator
• manipulator
• deceiver

Phrases with intriguer

• political intriguer

  a person who engages in political scheming and manipulation

  Example

  He was a notorious political intriguer who would stop at nothing to gain power.

• romantic intriguer

  a person who engages in romantic scheming and manipulation

  Example

  She was a romantic intriguer who enjoyed playing games with people's hearts.

• curiosity intriguer

  a person who is very interested in and curious about someone or something

  Example

  He was a curiosity intriguer who always wanted to know everything about everyone.

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Summary: intriguer in Brief

An 'intriguer' [ɪnˈtriːɡə(r)] is a person who is involved in secret plans to harm or deceive others, or a person who is very interested in and curious about someone or something. It can refer to political or romantic scheming, as well as general curiosity. Examples include 'The police suspected him of being an intriguer in the assassination plot.' and 'She was an intriguer who enjoyed manipulating people for her own benefit.'