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View synonyms for sycophancy
sycophancy
[ sik-uh-fuhn-see, -fan-, sahy-kuh- ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sycophancy1
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Example Sentences
Alone among the servants he had no time for sycophancy or subservience.
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His caustic audacity salted his sycophancy and made him a man apart from the herd of flatterers.
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Think not, however, that this inequality favors pride on the one hand, and sycophancy on the other.
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The soft sycophancy of Mrs. Nuttall disgusted him; he knew well enough what evoked it.
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This is not the time for sycophancy, for servility, for compromise of principle, for forgetfulness of our rights.
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It was not until all hope of turning sycophancy to further account was gone that he took up with patriotism.
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