Definitions

1. proper noun

A Roman general and politician, notorious for his attempted coup in 63 BC.

“He was accused of conspiring against the Roman Senate, a charge reminiscent of Catiline’s earlier rebellion.”

2. noun

A person who conspires against a government or an organization.

“The government claimed that the catiline was secretly meeting with foreign agents to undermine the economy.”

3. adjective

Describing someone who conspires against a government or an organization.

“The catiline plot was uncovered, and several individuals were arrested for their involvement.”