spydom
spydom noun: a group of spies.
Noun
spydom (uncountable)
- A group of spies
- A paid spydom watched that Nazareth family — as it watched every other working-class family in the empire...1913, Wayne Whipple, The story-life of the Son of Man
- The world of spies and espionage.
- We were seconds away from making it all the way through “Breach,” a five-hour picture about precisely how dull it is to catch one of the biggest moles in the history of spydom without submarine cars or ballpoint-pen lasers or any of the other usual tools of the trade.2007 May 6, Glenn Dixon, “Busted at the Regal”, in New York Times
Origin of spydom
From spy + -dom.
Questions about spydom
- What does spydom mean?
- Spydom means a group of spies.
- What part of speech is spydom?
- Spydom is a noun.
Words near spydom in the dictionary
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