Pronunciation: /ˈædʒəˌleɪtər/
noun a person who excessively praises or flatters someone in order to gain favor or advantage
A1 She was known as an adulator because she always praised others excessively.
A2 The adulator flattered his boss in hopes of getting a promotion.
B1 The adulator was skilled at manipulating others with insincere compliments.
B2 The adulator's constant flattery eventually caused others to see through their facade.
C1 The adulator's reputation for insincerity preceded them in social circles.
C2 Despite his success, the adulator's lack of genuine relationships left him feeling empty.
formal The adulator constantly praised the politician in public speeches.
informal The adulator was always kissing up to the boss to get ahead.
slang The adulator was a real brown-noser, always seeking approval from higher-ups.
figurative The adulator's words were like honey, sweet and sticky, but lacking true substance.
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