adulatory

During my colleagues, there are so many superexcellent ones, trickish ones, adulatory ones, who are doing better than me, and I have fallen to a walk-on.

" those who hear a friend is adulatory, judaic painter side face about comes, facing him, rise in the draw the outline of on paper again, often still reach left hand to him, vertical stroke has thumb.

The adulatory speech by the politician was met with skepticism by the public.

Her adulatory remarks about the celebrity made everyone roll their eyes.

The adulatory article praised the artist's talent and creativity.

The adulatory fan mail flooded the actor's mailbox.

She received adulatory reviews for her latest performance.

The adulatory tone of the speech made it clear the speaker was biased.

The adulatory behavior of the employee towards the boss was seen as insincere.

The adulatory comments on social media were seen as attempts to gain favor.

His adulatory attitude towards authority figures often got him in trouble.

The adulatory nature of the article was evident in its overly positive language.

Sometimes they crowdfund shows of affection, such as adulatory billboards in New York's Times Square.

Sometimes they crowdfund shows of affection, such as adulatory billboards in New York's Times Square. More often they help celebrities ascend online charts.