pander Synonyms
pander Meaning
pander (n)
someone who procures customers for whores (in England they call a pimp a ponce)
pander (v)
yield (to); give satisfaction to
arrange for sexual partners for others
pander (n.)
A male bawd; a pimp; a procurer.
Hence, one who ministers to the evil designs and passions of another.
pander (v. t.)
To play the pander for.
pander (v. i.)
To act the part of a pander.
pander Sentence Examples
- Politicians often pander to the desires of their constituents for popularity.
- Advertisements pander to our fears and insecurities to manipulate our purchasing decisions.
- The entertainment industry panders to the lowest common denominator to maximize profits.
- Some news outlets pander to partisan biases, providing biased information to their viewers.
- Extravagant gifts are often used to pander to the wealthy and influential.
- Religious leaders may pander to their followers' beliefs to maintain their authority.
- Social media platforms pander to users' desire for attention and validation.
- The advertising industry panders to our need for status and belonging.
- Dictators pander to the fears and aspirations of their people to gain control.
- Corporations pander to environmental concerns to improve their public image.
FAQs About the word pander
someone who procures customers for whores (in England they call a pimp a ponce), yield (to); give satisfaction to, arrange for sexual partners for othersA male
pimp,, fancy man,procurer, cadet
No antonyms found.
Politicians often pander to the desires of their constituents for popularity.
Advertisements pander to our fears and insecurities to manipulate our purchasing decisions.
The entertainment industry panders to the lowest common denominator to maximize profits.
Some news outlets pander to partisan biases, providing biased information to their viewers.
