1. People who engage in intrigue; those who plot or scheme, especially in political or social contexts.
Usage: Plural form; formal or literary; Often used to describe political schemers or conspirators

Examples

• The intriguants at court whispered behind closed doors, each vying for the king's favor.
• Historical accounts reveal how intriguants undermined the stability of the government.
• She recognized the intriguants in the office by their constant maneuvering for power.
• The novel portrays intriguants who use deception to advance their ambitions.
• Political intriguants often exploit personal rivalries to achieve their goals.