Spanish Meaning of ingratiate
congraciarse
Other Spanish words related to congraciarse
- apaciguar
- Confort
- Consola
- mitigar
- Calmado
- conciliar
- contenido
- deleite
- desarmar
- adulador
- satisfacer
- apaciguar
- apaciguar
- aplacar
- por favor
- propiciar
- satisfacer
- tranquilizar
- tranquilizar
- Cariño (a)
- adular
- bebé
- Halagar
- blarney
- Engatusar
- persuadir
- mimar
- gentil
- alegrar
- humor
- silencio
- mimar
- Hacer una reverencia
- Niño mimado
- elogiar demasiado
- mimar
- tranquilo
- saciado
- saciar
- Jabón suave
- mimar
- Palabras dulces
- Endulzar
- carretilla
- engatusar
- atender
- agravar
- molestar
- contrariar
- molestar
- Bug
- frotar
- cruz
- exasperar
- bilis
- obtener
- Rejilla
- Acosar
- irritar
- irritar
- punzar
- provocar
- apagar
- irritar
- irritar
- despertar
- Volante
- molestar
- quemar
- agitar
- incomodidad
- angustia
- molestar
- traste
- Harry
- insulto
- ortiga
- ofender
- enojo
- perseguir
- Perturbar
- molestar
- hervir
- ligero
- inquietar
- molesto
- preocupación
- afrenta
- ira
- enfurecer
- inflamar
- enfurecer
- ira
- Indignación
- desencajar
- Inflamar
Nearest Words of ingratiate
Definitions and Meaning of ingratiate in English
ingratiate (v)
gain favor with somebody by deliberate efforts
ingratiate (v. t.)
To introduce or commend to the favor of another; to bring into favor; to insinuate; -- used reflexively, and followed by with before the person whose favor is sought.
To recommend; to render easy or agreeable; -- followed by to.
ingratiate (v. i.)
To gain favor.
FAQs About the word ingratiate
congraciarse
gain favor with somebody by deliberate effortsTo introduce or commend to the favor of another; to bring into favor; to insinuate; -- used reflexively, and follo
apaciguar,Confort,Consola,mitigar,Calmado,conciliar,contenido,deleite,desarmar,adulador
agravar,molestar,contrariar,molestar,Bug,frotar,cruz,exasperar,bilis,obtener
ingrately => ingratamente, ingrateful => ingrato, ingrate => ingrato, ingrapple => agarrarse, ingraining => arraigo,
