Moderate as in insinuatory 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 noticed the sycophantic behavior when a student excessively praised every lesson, hoping for better grades.
The sycophantic fan praised the actor so excessively that it made the celebrity uncomfortable.
The coach discouraged sycophantic behavior among players, emphasizing the importance of honest feedback for improvement.
In the royal court, the sycophantic courtiers competed for the monarch's favor with extravagant praise.
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