Definition of Tammanyite in English:

Tammanyite

adjectiveˈtamənɪʌɪtˈtæməniˌaɪt

Relating to or characteristic of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption.
a Tammanyite politician and bookmaker
Example sentencesExamples
- If they cannot get an obnoxious law repealed, they will eventually turn to some sort of Tammanyite administration.
- The Tammanyite crowd then headed to Wall Street.
- The Tammanyite radical had become a popular leader in the legislature.
- In January 1858 he purchased the newspaper, at the time a faltering sheet with Tammanyite leanings.
- He read in the previous day's paper that the Tammanyite lieutenant governor was to chair the campaign state committee.

nounˈtamənɪʌɪtˈtæməniˌaɪt

A supporter of the methods or principles of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption.
an influential Tammanyite
Example sentencesExamples
- Several Tammanyites were mad that Nixon's study had put their organization in a bad light.
- The Tammanyite finally found he could not convince the reformer.
- Through their earnest efforts they converted many of their friends into Tammanyites.
- For Ohio's Tammanyites, on the other hand, support of the Resolution had become a principal cause.
- As anxiety increased, Tammanyites realized that he had trapped them.

Definition of Tammanyite in US English:

Tammanyite

adjectiveˈtæməniˌaɪtˈtamənēˌīt

Relating to or characteristic of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption.
a Tammanyite politician and bookmaker
Example sentencesExamples
- The Tammanyite crowd then headed to Wall Street.
- In January 1858 he purchased the newspaper, at the time a faltering sheet with Tammanyite leanings.
- The Tammanyite radical had become a popular leader in the legislature.
- If they cannot get an obnoxious law repealed, they will eventually turn to some sort of Tammanyite administration.
- He read in the previous day's paper that the Tammanyite lieutenant governor was to chair the campaign state committee.

nounˈtæməniˌaɪtˈtamənēˌīt

A supporter of the methods or principles of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption.
an influential Tammanyite
Example sentencesExamples
- Several Tammanyites were mad that Nixon's study had put their organization in a bad light.
- The Tammanyite finally found he could not convince the reformer.
- For Ohio's Tammanyites, on the other hand, support of the Resolution had become a principal cause.
- Through their earnest efforts they converted many of their friends into Tammanyites.
- As anxiety increased, Tammanyites realized that he had trapped them.

词汇	Tammanyite
释义	Definition of Tammanyite in English: Tammanyite adjectiveˈtamənɪʌɪtˈtæməniˌaɪt Relating to or characteristic of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption. a Tammanyite politician and bookmaker Example sentencesExamples If they cannot get an obnoxious law repealed, they will eventually turn to some sort of Tammanyite administration. The Tammanyite crowd then headed to Wall Street. The Tammanyite radical had become a popular leader in the legislature. In January 1858 he purchased the newspaper, at the time a faltering sheet with Tammanyite leanings. He read in the previous day's paper that the Tammanyite lieutenant governor was to chair the campaign state committee. nounˈtamənɪʌɪtˈtæməniˌaɪt A supporter of the methods or principles of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption. an influential Tammanyite Example sentencesExamples Several Tammanyites were mad that Nixon's study had put their organization in a bad light. The Tammanyite finally found he could not convince the reformer. Through their earnest efforts they converted many of their friends into Tammanyites. For Ohio's Tammanyites, on the other hand, support of the Resolution had become a principal cause. As anxiety increased, Tammanyites realized that he had trapped them. Definition of Tammanyite in US English: Tammanyite adjectiveˈtæməniˌaɪtˈtamənēˌīt Relating to or characteristic of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption. a Tammanyite politician and bookmaker Example sentencesExamples The Tammanyite crowd then headed to Wall Street. In January 1858 he purchased the newspaper, at the time a faltering sheet with Tammanyite leanings. The Tammanyite radical had become a popular leader in the legislature. If they cannot get an obnoxious law repealed, they will eventually turn to some sort of Tammanyite administration. He read in the previous day's paper that the Tammanyite lieutenant governor was to chair the campaign state committee. nounˈtæməniˌaɪtˈtamənēˌīt A supporter of the methods or principles of Tammany, a powerful organization within the US Democratic Party that was widely associated with corruption. an influential Tammanyite Example sentencesExamples Several Tammanyites were mad that Nixon's study had put their organization in a bad light. The Tammanyite finally found he could not convince the reformer. For Ohio's Tammanyites, on the other hand, support of the Resolution had become a principal cause. Through their earnest efforts they converted many of their friends into Tammanyites. As anxiety increased, Tammanyites realized that he had trapped them.
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