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Meaning of assentatory
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assentatory (a.)
Flattering; obsequious.
assentatory Sentence Examples
- The politician's assentatory remarks were clearly aimed at gaining favor with the audience.
- She couldn't help but roll her eyes at his assentatory flattery, seeing through his insincere charm.
- Despite his assentatory demeanor, his true intentions were transparent to those who knew him well.
- The author's assentatory praise of her colleague's work seemed more like a formality than genuine admiration.
- His assentatory behavior towards his superiors often left his peers feeling skeptical of his sincerity.
- The professor's assentatory attitude towards his students garnered him popularity but also raised suspicions about his impartiality.
- It was evident from her assentatory tone that she was trying to curry favor with the board members.
- The employee's assentatory gestures towards his boss were met with skepticism by his coworkers.
- Despite the CEO's assentatory speech, the employees remained wary of the impending changes within the company.
- His assentatory mannerisms masked his true feelings about the project, leaving his colleagues unsure of where he stood.
FAQs About the word assentatory
Flattering; obsequious.
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The politician's assentatory remarks were clearly aimed at gaining favor with the audience.
She couldn't help but roll her eyes at his assentatory flattery, seeing through his insincere charm.
Despite his assentatory demeanor, his true intentions were transparent to those who knew him well.
The author's assentatory praise of her colleague's work seemed more like a formality than genuine admiration.
