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Definition of flatterer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
insincere praiseRare person who praises excessively for gainRare
- The flatterer complimented the boss to get a promotion.
- The flatterer always praised the wealthy guests at the party.
- A known flatterer, he often exaggerated compliments to gain favor.
Origin of flatterer
Old French, flater (to stroke or caress)
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- French:flatteur, ...
- German:Schmeichler, ...
- Italian:lusingatore, ...
- Spanish:adulador, ...
- Portuguese:bajulador, ...
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- Japanese:お世辞屋, ...
- Arabic:مُتَمَلِّق, ...
- Hebrew:חַנְפָן, ...
- Russian:льстец, ...
- Ukrainian:підлесник, ...
- Hindi:चापलूस, ...
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