beslaver in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

BESLAVER: to excessively flatter or praise someone, often insincerely, in order to gain favor or advantage.

The politician's speech was filled with flattery, as he sought to beslaver the audience with compliments.
She couldn't stand how he would beslaver his boss to get ahead at work.
In an attempt to gain favor, he would beslaver anyone in a position of power.
The artist was known to beslaver wealthy patrons in hopes of securing funding for her projects.
His tendency to beslaver those he admired often made others uncomfortable.
Despite his talent, many believed he relied too much on beslavering to succeed.
She found it disingenuous when her colleague would beslaver the clients during meetings.
To advance in the company, he learned to beslaver the executives subtly yet effectively.
Her decision to beslaver the critics backfired when they saw through her insincerity.
He had a knack for beslavering even the most stoic individuals, making them smile.