flatterer in Latin
flatterer in Latin is adūlātor, palpātor, palpō — flatterer means someone who praises others excessively or insincerely to win their favour.
flatterer in Latin
adūlātor
One who flatters.
palpātor
One who flatters.
palpō
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 Latin?
"flatterer" in Latin is adūlātor, palpātor, palpō. flatterer means: Someone who praises others excessively or insincerely to win their favour.
How do you use "flatterer" in a sentence?
Example: "The king surrounded himself with flatterers who never told him the truth." In Latin, "flatterer" is adūlātor, palpātor, palpō.
Are there other ways to say "flatterer" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "flatterer": adūlātor, palpātor, palpō.
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