sycophantismn.
= sycophancy n. 2.
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the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > approval or sanction > commendation or praise > flattery or flattering > servile flattery or currying favour > [noun]
fawninga1350
adulationc1400
papelardya1425
papelardrya1500
captation1523
clawing1548
insinuation1553
curry-favour1581
man-pleasing1588
courting1607
men-pleasing1615
supparasitation1620
sycophantizing1640
assiduity1641
ingratiating1642
licking1648
man-pleasance1656
sycophancy1657
fawnery1661
sycophantrya1677
nutting1789
tuft-hunting1789
cultivation1793
huggery1804
ingratiation1815
sycophantism1821
lickspittling1839
toadyship1839
toadyism1840
bootlicking1849
toadying1863
arse-licking1912
lickspittle1914
apple-polishing1926
pot-licking1929
brown-nosing1934
ass-kissing1936
arse-kissing1937
ass-licking1946
sucking-up1946
bum-sucking1949
love bomb1975
love-bombing1976
1821 V. Knox Spirit of Despotism (ed. 2) ix. 22/2 Panic fears, servile sycophantism, and artful bigotry.
1831 Fraser's Mag. 3 204 Mr. Bulwer's sycophantism of the Editor.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1919; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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n.1821- impersonations
- impersonative
- impersonator
- impersonators
- impersonatress
- impersonatrix
- impersonification
- impersonified
- impersonify
- impersonifying
- impersonization
- impersonize
- impersonized
- imperspicable
- imperspicuity
- imperspicuous
- imperspirability
- imperspirable
- impersuadable
- impersuadableness
- impersuasibility
- impersuasible
- impersuasibleness
- impersuasibly
- impertinacy