Moderate as in insinuative 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'
Despite the sycophantic gestures, the politician saw through the insincere praise and remained skeptical.
The celebrity was surrounded by a group of sycophantic fans, eagerly seeking attention and approval.
The team captain valued honest feedback from players, discouraging a sycophantic approach to avoid complacency.
In the royal court, the sycophantic courtiers competed for the monarch's favor with extravagant praise.
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