sycophant in Latin
sycophant in Latin is assecula — sycophant means someone who flatters a powerful person constantly in order to gain favour from them.
sycophant in Latin
assecula
One who uses obsequious compliments to gain self-serving favour or advantage from another; a servile flatterer.
What does "sycophant" mean?
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noun Someone who flatters a powerful person constantly in order to gain favour from them.
"He surrounded himself with sycophants who never disagreed."
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- He surrounded himself with sycophants who never disagreed.
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What is "sycophant" in Latin?
"sycophant" in Latin is assecula. sycophant means: Someone who flatters a powerful person constantly in order to gain favour from them.
How do you use "sycophant" in a sentence?
Example: "He surrounded himself with sycophants who never disagreed." In Latin, "sycophant" is assecula.
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