Moderate as in complimentary Characterized by excessive flattery or fawning, often to gain favor or approval; behaving in an overly obedient or servile manner, similar to being obsequious. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Sycophantic'
The teacher grew weary of the sycophantic student who always sought favor through flattery.
The sycophantic fans showered the actor with adoration, regardless of the quality of the performance.
In the competitive world of sports, athletes often attract sycophantic supporters seeking proximity to success.
In the royal court, the sycophantic courtiers competed for the monarch's favor with extravagant praise.
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