sycophantish in a sentence
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Definition
Sycophantish refers to behavior or remarks that are excessively flattering or obsequious, often intended to gain favor or approval from someone in a position of power.
Sample Sentences
- Her sycophantish behavior towards the boss made her colleagues suspicious of her true intentions.
- The sycophantish remarks he made during the meeting only served to annoy the more discerning team members.
- In a sycophantish attempt to win favor, he exaggerated the merits of his supervisor's latest project.
- Despite his sycophantish nature, he was surprisingly effective at navigating the office politics.
- The sycophantish flattery directed at the celebrity felt insincere and off-putting to the audience.
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