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politick

[ UK /pˈɒlɪtˌɪk/ ]
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  1. engage in political activities
    This colleague is always politicking

How To Use politick In A Sentence

  • Mr. Bucksbaum had politicked to be named to one of the new boards. General Growth Scion Denied Seat
  • And the august New York Times chimes in with the upbeat news that "today's general must politick and do P.R. as well as win wars. Michael Brenner: Ode to a Dying God
  • About four months out of six, the Senator is away politicking.
  • Her new career is in catering, a far cry from the committee rooms and party politicking at City Hall in Bradford.
  • The politicking at Westminster is extremely intense.
  • The politicking at Westminster is extremely intense.
  • And, he said just before DePuyt said goodbye to the TV audience, "If you really want to see cronyism, look at the lottery contract" -- a reference to the well-politicked procurement that the council long refused to approve. Fenty pledges to 'change some things' in TV debate
  • Sales numbers falling at company owned stores in municipalities that are "boycotting" the state of AZ and companies based there send a CLEAR message that people do not approve of this politicking. What Companies Are Based in Arizona? « PubliCola
  • Still, some soldiers criticize the preponderance of awards for officers because it encourages politicking and smacks of careerism.
  • Forgoing politicking, I am deeply troubled by the unemotionality of our president whose eyes stare out coldly. Forbes.com: News
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