Definitions

1. proper noun

a family of Italian rulers and politicians in the 15th and 16th centuries, particularly the Pope Alexander VI and his children, known for their corruption and scandalous behavior.

“The Borgia family was infamous for their ruthless tactics and corruption, which led to their downfall.”

2. noun

a member of the Borgia family or someone with similar characteristics.

“The politician was accused of being a borgia due to his involvement in several scandals.”

3. adjective

relating to the Borgia family or their characteristics, such as corruption and ruthlessness.

“The borgia tactics used by the company led to a major controversy.”