Politick [verb]
Definition of Politick:
press for political action
Synonyms of Politick:
● Urge
● Request
● Push
● Persuade
● Solicit
● Press
● Promote
● Sway
● Pitch
● Affect
● Further
● Sell
● Splash
● Thump
● Boost
● Alter
● Spot
● Modify
● Procure
● Induce
● Pressure
● Change
● Plug
● Advance
● Drum
● Bill
● Hype
● Build up
● Sell on
Opposite/Antonyms of Politick:
● Keep
● Continue
● Stop
● Halt
● Pull
● Remain
● Decrease
● Prevent
● Hinder
● Suppress
● Repress
● Dissuade
Sentence/Example of Politick:
I think they agree with me in thinking that if the restraint was ever a politick one the time is passed.
"Sweet indiscretion," began Vernon, who having been politick enough to conceal his true name, could afford to be generous.
His reputation of "grave, wise, and politick" seems to have been fairly earned.
He had an excellent Genius for Business, was crafty, politick, nor could any Man apply himself closer to it than he did.
King Charles the first, created sir Henry Roswell and others, a body corporate and politick.
Not where he eats, but where he is eaten: a certain convocation of politick worms4 are e'en at him.