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spymaster

[ UK /spˈa‍ɪmɑːstɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who directs clandestine intelligence activities

How To Use spymaster In A Sentence

  • As I've told you, the role of spymaster was not one I enjoyed. DARE CALL IT TREASON
  • He proposed that he should return to Norway with two transmitters, using the second one to send genuine information to the British without the knowledge of the German spymasters.
  • In response, Washington spymasters tried to unofficially "impound" his investment in the Nepalese casinos. Cui Bono Mumbai?
  • She systematically passed detailed information about Britain's nuclear weapons programme to the KGB spymasters.
  • Such donkeywork proved so tiring to East German spymaster Markus Wolf that he told one of his American moles to slow down, my Washington Post colleague Peter Finn recalled for me today: Red spymaster recalled agony of copying stolen documents
  • So if these are important spies, you need separate teams of spymasters and supporting crews that are compartmentalized.
  • It was the chilliest session the spymaster had ever had in the White House. Wild Bill Donovan
  • Britain's Cold War spymasters secretly discussed plans to train flocks of homing pigeons to attack enemy targets with tiny but deadly biological weapons.
  • He is the greatest of spy novelists, and his supreme creation has been the spymaster George Smiley, whose skills, passions and uncertainties are at the heart of his finest novels.
  • British spymasters were completely in the dark about the activities of the hijackers until the FBI alerted them.
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