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sycophancy

/ˈsɪk.ə.fən.si/

Traduction: Nom désignant une flatterie excessive ou un comportement servile visant à s'attirer les faveurs d'une personne en position de pouvoir ou d'influence.

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noun

/ˈsɪk.ə.fən.si/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une flatterie excessive ou un comportement servile visant à s'attirer les faveurs d'une personne en position de pouvoir ou d'influence.

A noun referring to excessive flattery or servile behavior intended to gain favor from someone in a position of power or influence.

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  1. Fawning obsequiousnessC1formal

    Excessive flattery or servile behavior towards someone in authority, typically to gain favor or advantage.

    frServilité flagorneuse

    • His sycophancy towards the manager was obvious to everyone in the office.
    • The politician was surrounded by aides who practiced sycophancy rather than offering honest advice.
    • She despised the sycophancy that seemed necessary to advance in the corporate world.

    Synonymesbootlickingcringingflatteryingratiationobsequiousnessservility

    Antonymesassertivenesscandorforthrightnessindependenceself-reliance

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  • sycophancies plural form
  • sycophancies' possessive plural form
  • sycophancy's possessive singular form
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