crony (Meaning)

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crony (n)

a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities

The politician faced criticism for appointing his cronies to key positions in government.
Despite lacking qualifications, his cronies were given high-ranking roles within the company.
The CEO's cronyism led to a culture of favoritism and nepotism within the organization.
The group of friends was often referred to as the CEO's cronies, as they were frequently seen together.
His reliance on cronies rather than meritocracy hindered the company's progress.
The mayor's decision to award contracts to his cronies raised concerns about transparency and accountability.
The dictator surrounded himself with cronies who were loyal to him above all else.
Many attributed the company's downfall to the CEO's habit of surrounding himself with cronies who shielded him from dissenting voices.
Despite accusations of cronyism, the CEO continued to promote his cronies to positions of power.
The close-knit group of cronies wielded significant influence over decision-making processes within the organization.

a close friend who accompanies his buddies in their activities

friend, peer, colleague, accomplice, buddy, comrade,associate, classmate, hobnobber, partner

foe, foe, enemy,enemy, antagonist, rival, opponent, competitor, opponent, adversary

The politician faced criticism for appointing his cronies to key positions in government.

Despite lacking qualifications, his cronies were given high-ranking roles within the company.

The CEO's cronyism led to a culture of favoritism and nepotism within the organization.

The group of friends was often referred to as the CEO's cronies, as they were frequently seen together.