meritmonger (Meaning)
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meritmonger (n.)
One who depends on merit for salvation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of meritmonger
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meritmonger Sentence Examples
- The politician's rhetoric was devoid of substance, merely a meritmonger's ploy to win votes.
- The university's meritmonger attempted to inflate his department's research metrics by padding the results.
- The sales team's meritmonger manipulated the data to present an overly rosy picture of their performance.
- The artist's meritmonger shamelessly promoted his client's work, claiming it was a masterpiece without merit.
- The scientist accused his rival of being a meritmonger, fabricating data to support his theory.
- The meritmonger's empty promises and exaggerated claims fooled many into believing his deception.
- The government's meritmonger attempted to justify the appointment of unqualified individuals based on political connections.
- The meritmonger's attempts to secure a promotion for his less-qualified subordinate were seen through by his colleagues.
- The university's meritmonger was exposed for doctoring research proposals to increase their funding chances.
- The meritmonger's reputation for dishonesty and self-promotion rendered him an object of ridicule within the industry.
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One who depends on merit for salvation.
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No antonyms found.
The politician's rhetoric was devoid of substance, merely a meritmonger's ploy to win votes.
The university's meritmonger attempted to inflate his department's research metrics by padding the results.
The sales team's meritmonger manipulated the data to present an overly rosy picture of their performance.
The artist's meritmonger shamelessly promoted his client's work, claiming it was a masterpiece without merit.
