court favour (Meaning)
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court favour (v)
seek favor by fawning or flattery
Synonyms & Antonyms of court favour
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court favour Sentence Examples
- Despite his lack of experience, he gained court favor through his charming demeanor and quick wit.
- The minister secured court favor by presenting innovative solutions to the kingdom's problems.
- Court favor shifted dramatically when the queen took a liking to the newcomer at court.
- It was rumored that the general's rise to power was due to his manipulative ways of gaining court favor.
- The artist's exquisite portraits earned him widespread court favor among the aristocracy.
- Many sought the astrologer's predictions in hopes of gaining court favor and avoiding misfortune.
- The princess's beauty and grace ensured her constant court favor among the nobles.
- His acts of generosity toward the poor endeared him to the common folk and earned him court favor.
- Court favor often dictated who received invitations to the grand royal balls and banquets.
- The court jester's clever jokes and antics entertained the royals and earned him their enduring court favor.
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seek favor by fawning or flattery
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Despite his lack of experience, he gained court favor through his charming demeanor and quick wit.
The minister secured court favor by presenting innovative solutions to the kingdom's problems.
Court favor shifted dramatically when the queen took a liking to the newcomer at court.
It was rumored that the general's rise to power was due to his manipulative ways of gaining court favor.
