flatteries (Meaning)

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flatteries (pl.)

of Flattery

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's flatteries were blatant and transparent, yet they seemed to work on some of the voters.
She was suspicious of his sudden flatteries, wondering what he was trying to gain.
The salesman's flatteries about her beauty and style were obviously insincere, but she couldn't deny that they made her feel good.
The actor was used to receiving flatteries from fans and critics alike, but he never let it go to his head.
The child's innocent flatteries about her mother's cooking were the sweetest thing she had ever heard.
The artist was flattered by the praise he received for his work, but he knew that it was ultimately just empty flatteries.
The politician was known for his silver tongue and his ability to charm voters with his flatteries.
The saleswoman's flatteries were so over-the-top that they actually made the customer uncomfortable.
The actor was tired of hearing the same old flatteries from his fans and critics, and he longed for something more substantial.
The child's flatteries were so obviously insincere that even his parents couldn't help but laugh.

of Flattery

adulation,praise, adoration, sweet talk, butter, acclaim, greetings, respects, overpraise, blarney

disparagement, disparagement, detraction, depreciation, depreciation, belittlement, detraction, belittlement, put-down, put-down

The politician's flatteries were blatant and transparent, yet they seemed to work on some of the voters.

She was suspicious of his sudden flatteries, wondering what he was trying to gain.

The salesman's flatteries about her beauty and style were obviously insincere, but she couldn't deny that they made her feel good.

The actor was used to receiving flatteries from fans and critics alike, but he never let it go to his head.