ingratiatory

An adjective describing behavior intended to gain favor or approval, often through flattery or servility; now considered archaic or very rare in modern usage.

ruПрилагательное, описывающее поведение, направленное на получение расположения или одобрения, часто через лесть или угодничество; в современном употреблении считается устаревшим или очень редким.esAdjetivo que describe un comportamiento destinado a ganar el favor o la aprobación de alguien, a menudo mediante halagos o servilismo; en el uso moderno se considera anticuado o muy raro.frAdjectif décrivant un comportement visant à gagner la faveur ou l'approbation de quelqu'un, souvent par la flatterie ou la servilité ; considéré comme archaïque ou très rare en usage moderne.deAdjektiv, das ein Verhalten beschreibt, das darauf abzielt, Zuneigung oder Zustimmung zu gewinnen, oft durch Schmeichelei oder Unterwürfigkeit; im heutigen Gebrauch gilt es als veraltet oder sehr selten.ptAdjetivo que descreve um comportamento que busca conquistar o favor ou a aprovação de alguém, frequentemente por meio de bajulação ou adulação; em uso moderno, é considerado arcaico ou muito raro.zh形容词，形容以讨好、奉承或谄媚的方式博取他人好感或认可的行为；在现代汉语中属于书面或较生僻的用法。arصفة تصف سلوكًا يهدف إلى كسب رضا الآخرين أو استمالتهم، غالبًا عن طريق التملق أو التذلل.

1. Pleasingly persuasive C2 formal

   Intended to persuade or win someone over in a charming or flattering way.

   • His ingratiatory smile made the negotiation easier.
   • She used an ingratiatory tone to convince the committee.
   • The salesman's ingratiatory manner was effective but transparent.

   ruУгодливыйesPersuasivo y halagadorfrPersuasif et flatteurdeEinschmeichelndptAduladorzh谄媚的arمُتَمَلِّق

   Sinónimos: fawningflatteringingratiatingobsequioussycophanticunctuouswheedling

   Antónimos: dissuasiveoffensiverepellentunpersuasive

2. Calculated to please C2 formal

   Deliberately designed to gain favor or approval, often through flattery or submissive behavior.

   • His ingratiatory comments were clearly aimed at the boss.
   • She adopted an ingratiatory posture to win their support.
   • The politician's ingratiatory promises seemed insincere.

   ruУгодливыйesAdulador, complaciente, halagador para ganar favorfrAdulateur / obséquieuxdeGefälligptAduladorzh谄媚的arمتملّق

   Sinónimos: bootlickingfawningflatteringingratiatingobsequiousservilesmarmysycophanticunctuous

   Antónimos: bluntcandiddirectfrankgenuinehonestsincerestraightforward

• more ingratiatory comparative form
• most ingratiatory superlative form