pleaser Sentence Examples
- The politician was a notorious crowd-pleaser, dishing out empty promises to win votes.
- The comedian delighted the audience with his witty quips, proving himself to be a true crowd-pleaser.
- The music festival featured a lineup of artists guaranteed to satisfy every pleaser, from pop to rock to electronic.
- The salesperson knew exactly which compliments to pay to make their clients into repeat pleasers.
- Her desire to be a pleaser often led her to neglect her own needs.
- The boss expected his employees to be pleasers, always willing to go the extra mile.
- The restaurant went above and beyond to make its customers into repeat pleasers, providing exceptional service and delicious food.
- The professor discovered that being a pleaser had its own set of drawbacks, such as lacking authority.
- The singer was a real crowd-pleaser, captivating her audience with her powerful vocals and energetic stage presence.
- The therapist encouraged his clients to break free from the cycle of being pleasers and prioritize their own well-being.
pleaser Meaning
pleaser (n)
a pleasing entertainer
pleaser (n.)
One who pleases or gratifies.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pleaser
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- offend
- pester
- infuriate
- fret
- ruffle
- upset
- inflame
- enrage
- grate
- distress
- upset
- provoke
- agitate
- rankle
- disturb
- pique
- incense
- inflame
- gall
- outrage
- incense
- roil
- rile
- outrage
- distress
- gall
- rile
- madden
- agitate
- disturb
- enrage
- harass
- madden
- chafe
- chafe
- harass
- roil
- pique
- ruffle
- grate
- infuriate
- provoke
- offend
- rouse
- pester
- fret
- rouse
- rankle
FAQs About the word pleaser
a pleasing entertainerOne who pleases or gratifies.
feast, rejoice, pleasure, glad, agree (with), amuse, entertain, gratify, satisfy,delight
anger, anger, displease, aggravate, irk, irritate, cross, bug, perturb, irritate
The politician was a notorious crowd-pleaser, dishing out empty promises to win votes.
The comedian delighted the audience with his witty quips, proving himself to be a true crowd-pleaser.
The music festival featured a lineup of artists guaranteed to satisfy every pleaser, from pop to rock to electronic.
The salesperson knew exactly which compliments to pay to make their clients into repeat pleasers.
