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ingratiatory

/ɪnˈɡreɪ.ʃi.ə.tɔːr.i/

Tradução: Adjetivo 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.

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adjective

/ɪnˈɡreɪ.ʃi.ə.tɔːr.i/C2formalobsoleto
  • 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.

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

  1. Pleasingly persuasiveC2formal

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

    ptAdulador

    • 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.

    Sinônimosfawningflatteringingratiatingobsequioussycophanticunctuouswheedling

    Antônimosdissuasiveoffensiverepellentunpersuasive

  2. Calculated to pleaseC2formal

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

    ptAdulador

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbootlickingfawningflatteringingratiatingobsequiousservilesmarmysycophanticunctuous

    Antônimosbluntcandiddirectfrankgenuinehonestsincerestraightforward

Formas
  • more ingratiatory comparative form
  • most ingratiatory superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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