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sycophantic

US // (ˌsɪkəˈfæntɪk) //

佞人,奉承,奉承主义,附庸风雅

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : using flattery to win favour from individuals wielding influence; toadyish; obsequious

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inmenial
as inobsequious
Synonyms
abject卑微的,卑微的人,卑微,卑怯beggarly卑鄙的,乞丐式的,乞丐式,乞丐complacent得意忘形,洋洋得意,得意洋洋,洋洋自得compliable可信赖的,可信赖,可接受的,可信的compliant顺从,顺从的,符合要求的,符合要求cringing畏缩不前,畏畏缩缩,畏缩,趑趄不前crouching蹲下,蹲着,蹲着的,蹲下身子deferential恭敬,恭敬的,恭敬不如从命,尊敬的enslaved被奴役的,被奴役,被奴役的人,被奴役者fawning献媚,媚态,谄媚,媚俗flattering谄媚,阿谀奉承,妩媚动人,阿谀奉奉承ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感menial琐碎的,琐碎,琐事,琐碎的人obeisant尊敬的先生,卑躬屈膝,尊敬的,崇拜者oily油性,油性的,油腻的,油腻parasitic寄生虫,寄生的,寄生,寄生性parasitical寄生的,寄生,寄生型,寄生性的prostrate匍匐前进,平卧,匍匐前行,匍匐respectful恭敬的,尊重的,肃然起敬,恭敬servile奴役,农奴,奴性,奴仆slavish奴性的,奴隶式的,奴性,奴隶制sneaking偷偷摸摸,偷偷摸摸的,偷偷摸摸地,鬼鬼祟祟sniveling涕泗横流,涕泗纵横,哭哭啼啼,哭哭啼啼的spineless无刺,无刺的,无骨气,没有刺stipendiary受薪,受薪的,受薪者,受薪人员subject主题,课题,题目,题材submissive顺从的人,顺民,顺从者,顺从subordinate隶属,隶属的,隶属关系,隶属机构subservient附属,附属品,附属的,服从toadying谄媚,谄媚者,溜须拍马,谄媚的unctuous油腻,假惺惺的,假惺惺,腻味
as insubservient
as incomplimentary
as infawning
as infulsome
Synonyms
adulatory赞成的,赞成者,赞成,崇拜者bombastic轰轰烈烈,虚张声势,轰轰烈烈的,夸夸其谈buttery黄油,黄油油的,黄油手,黄油腻的canting凹凸不平,凹陷,凹凸有致,凹陷的cloying生厌的,粘稠的,粘腻,粘稠coarse粗糙的,粗略的,粗大的,粗略extravagant挥霍无度,奢侈的,挥霍浪费,奢华的fawning献媚,媚态,谄媚,媚俗flattering谄媚,阿谀奉承,妩媚动人,阿谀奉奉承glib口若悬河,巧言令色,侃侃而谈,口无遮拦grandiloquent大言不惭,大言不惭的,大言不惭的人,大言不惭地hypocritical伪善的,虚伪的,假正经,伪善immoderate无节制,无节制的,无度,无度的ingratiating亲切,亲切的,谄媚,亲切感inordinate冗长的,过度,过多的,无限的insincere不真诚的,无诚意,无诚意的,不真诚magniloquent口若悬河,口才好,口才了得,口若悬河的人mealy-mouthed寡言少语,嘴硬心软,嘴上不饶人,嘴硬nauseating恶心的,恶心,令人作呕的,令人作呕offensive攻击性的,攻击性,冒犯性,进攻性oily油性,油性的,油腻的,油腻oleaginous油性的,油腻的,油性,油质overdone过度的,过头了,过度,过分的saccharine糖精,糖类,糖精类,糖精饮料sanctimonious道貌岸然,神圣的,道貌岸然的人,神圣主义的slick滑溜溜的,油嘴滑舌,滑溜溜,光滑的slimy黏糊糊的,粘糊糊的,粘乎乎的,粘稠的smarmy狡猾的人,狡猾的,狡猾,自作聪明smooth顺利,顺畅,畅通,平滑suave风流倜傥,倜傥,倜傥的,倜傥风流unctuous油腻,假惺惺的,假惺惺,腻味wheedling苦苦哀求,苦口婆心,哀求,软磨硬泡

Examples

  • All the while they racked up favorable coverage in the mainstream press, and even more sycophantic mentions in the gay press.

  • It was clearly meant to be a sycophantic gesture, but the jape backfired like a blocked Victorian shotgun.

  • He could be petty and mean-spirited to subordinates, ingratiating and sycophantic to bosses and celebrities.

  • The companies' management teams, meanwhile, were becoming inbred and sycophantic.

  • A comic imitation of a sycophantic head waiter took him over.

  • A faint sycophantic smile lightened the amazed features of Joseph.

  • "I hope he is making a handsome man of me," said Turner, in a sycophantic way.

  • She's amazing, considering the sickly, sycophantic atmosphere she's been brought up in.

  • They stand not aloof with the gaping vacuity of vulgar ignorance, nor bend with the cringe of sycophantic insignificance.

  • Tesla was replying, not so fawningly, the bay beneath his soft words mastering his sycophantic tones.

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