Thesaurus / politick
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synonyms for politick
- campaign for
- persuade
- press
- promote
- push
- request
- solicit
- sway
- urge
- advance
- affect
- alter
- bill
- billboard
- boost
- change
- drum
- further
- hype
- induce
- influence
- modify
- pitch
- plug
- pressure
- procure
- sell
- soft-soap
- splash
- spot
- sweet-talk
- thump
- bring pressure to bear
- build up
- exert influence
- hard sell
- high pressure
- make a pitch for
- pull strings
- put pressure on
- sell on
- soft-sell
- solicit votes
See also synonyms for: politicked / politicking
- press
- push
- constrain
- compel
- insist
- sell
- rush
- drive
- impel
- squeeze
- come at
- lean on
- push around
- twist arm
- work over
- race
- compete
- stand
- contend
- stump
- contest
- challenge
- oppose
- whistlestop
- be a candidate
- hit the campaign trail
- kiss babies
- ring doorbells
- shake hands
- stump
- lobby
- barnstorm
- run
- contest
- tour
- agitate
- crusade
- canvass
- stand for
- electioneer
- muckrake
- mend fences
- press the flesh
- contend for
- go to grass roots
- hit the trail
- mudsling
- ring doorbells
- run for
- shake hands and kiss babies
- solicit votes
- whistle-stop
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How to use politick in a sentence
I think they agree with me in thinking that if the restraint was ever a politick one the time is passed.
PRIVATE PAPERS OF WILLIAM WILBERFORCEWILLIAM WILBERFORCEIntolerable griefes to Subjects, breed the Iliaca passio in a body politick, which inforces that upwards which should not.
THE SIMPLE COBLER OF AGGAWAM IN AMERICATHEODORE DE LA GUARDKing Charles the first, created sir Henry Roswell and others, a body corporate and politick.
NOVANGLUS, AND MASSACHUSETTENSISJOHN ADAMSNot where he eats, but where he is eaten: a certain convocation of politick worms4 are e'en at him.
HAMLETWILLIAM SHAKESPEAREVal An Innocent, a knave fool, a fool politick: the last of which are lovers, widow lovers.
WIT WITHOUT MONEYFRANCIS BEAUMONTHis reputation of "grave, wise, and politick" seems to have been fairly earned.
BELL'S CATHEDRALS: THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF EXETERPERCY ADDLESHAW"Sweet indiscretion," began Vernon, who having been politick enough to conceal his true name, could afford to be generous.
THE PASSIONATE ELOPEMENTCOMPTON MACKENZIEIt is known as “an Act touching politick considerations for the maintenance of the Navy.”
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 3VARIOUSAnd said body politick, did settle a colony which became very populous.
NOVANGLUS, AND MASSACHUSETTENSISJOHN ADAMSTruly then I did a very politick action in effecting the introduction.
THE PASSIONATE ELOPEMENTCOMPTON MACKENZIEWORDS RELATED TO POLITICK
- agitating
- barnstorming
- canvassing
- contending for
- contesting
- crusading
- electioneering
- going to grass roots
- hitting the trail
- lobbying
- mending fences
- muckraking
- mudsling
- politicking
- pressing the flesh
- ring doorbells
- running
- running for
- shaking hands and kissing babies
- soliciting votes
- standing for
- stumping
- touring
- whistle-stopping
- advanced
- affected
- altered
- billboarded
- billed
- boosted
- brought pressure to bore
- built up
- campaign for
- changed
- drummed
- exerted influence
- furthered
- hard sell
- high pressure
- hyped
- induced
- influenced
- made a pitch for
- modified
- persuaded
- pitched
- plugged
- politicked
- pressed
- pressured
- procured
- promoted
- pulled strings
- pushed
- put pressure on
- requested
- soft-selled
- soft-soaped
- sold
- sold on
- solicited
- solicited votes
- splashed
- spotted
- swayed
- sweet-talked
- thumped
- urged
- advance
- affect
- alter
- bill
- billboard
- boost
- bring pressure to bear
- build up
- campaign for
- change
- drum
- exert influence
- further
- hard sell
- high pressure
- hype
- induce
- influence
- make a pitch for
- modify
- persuade
- pitch
- plug
- politick
- press
- pressure
- procure
- promote
- pull strings
- push
- put pressure on
- request
- sell
- sell on
- soft-sell
- soft-soap
- solicit
- solicit votes
- splash
- spot
- sway
- sweet-talk
- thump
- urge
- advancing
- affecting
- altering
- billboarding
- billing
- boosting
- bringing pressure to bearing
- building up
- campaign for
- changing
- drumming
- exerting influence
- furthering
- hard sell
- high pressure
- hyping
- inducing
- influencing
- making a pitch for
- modifying
- persuading
- pitching
- plugging
- politicking
- pressing
- pressuring
- procuring
- promoting
- pulling strings
- pushing
- putting pressure on
- requesting
- selling
- selling on
- soft-selling
- soft-soaping
- soliciting
- soliciting votes
- splashing
- spotting
- swaying
- sweet-talking
- thumping
- urging
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