flatterer in Japanese
flatterer in Japanese is おべっか使い, 幇間, 茶坊主 — flatterer means someone who praises others excessively or insincerely to win their favour.
flatterer in Japanese
おべっか使い
Pronounced: obekkatsukai
One who flatters.
幇間
Pronounced: taikomochi
One who flatters.
茶坊主
Pronounced: chabōzu
One who flatters.
What does "flatterer" mean?
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noun Someone who praises others excessively or insincerely to win their favour.
"The king surrounded himself with flatterers who never told him the truth."
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flatterer in a sentence
- The king surrounded himself with flatterers who never told him the truth.
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What is "flatterer" in Japanese?
"flatterer" in Japanese is おべっか使い, 幇間, 茶坊主. flatterer means: Someone who praises others excessively or insincerely to win their favour.
How do you pronounce おべっか使い?
"flatterer" in Japanese is おべっか使い, pronounced "obekkatsukai".
How do you use "flatterer" in a sentence?
Example: "The king surrounded himself with flatterers who never told him the truth." In Japanese, "flatterer" is おべっか使い, 幇間, 茶坊主.
Are there other ways to say "flatterer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "flatterer": おべっか使い, 幇間, 茶坊主.
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