What is another word for machiavelli?
Pronunciation: [mˌaki͡əvˈɛlɪ] (IPA) 
"Machiavelli" refers to the notorious political philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527), whose most famous work "The Prince" is widely regarded as a devious guide to the acquisition and maintenance of power. Synonyms for "Machiavelli" might include "cynical strategist", "calculating schemer", "ruthless tactician", "amoral politician", "sly manipulator", or "master of intrigue". These terms suggest someone who is willing to sacrifice ethical principles and manipulate others to achieve their goals, often using secrecy and propaganda to maintain their position of authority. While Machiavelli's ideas have been deemed controversial and even immoral, they continue to be studied and discussed as a significant contribution to the political thought of the Western world.
