tufthunter Synonyms
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tufthunter Meaning
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tufthunter (n.)
A hanger-on to noblemen, or persons of quality, especially in English universities; a toady. See 1st Tuft, 3.
tufthunter Sentence Examples
- The tufthunter persistently pursued the dean's favor in hopes of securing a coveted admissions spot.
- With a charming smile and obsequious demeanor, the tufthunter tried to impress the university president.
- The tufthunter attended every social event, hoping to catch the attention of influential alumni.
- The tufthunter was willing to do anything to gain admission to the elite university, even resorting to bribery.
- The university administration grew wary of the tufthunter's relentless pursuit of favors.
- The tufthunter's fawning flattery disgusted the admissions committee, who saw through his insincere intentions.
- The tufthunter's reputation as an opportunist preceded him, making it difficult for him to gain acceptance.
- The tufthunter's desperation led him to make promises he couldn't keep, damaging his credibility.
- The tufthunter's shameless self-promotion earned him both contempt and mockery from his peers.
- The tufthunter realized too late that his obsessive pursuit of recognition had alienated him from genuine relationships.
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A hanger-on to noblemen, or persons of quality, especially in English universities; a toady. See 1st Tuft, 3.
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The tufthunter persistently pursued the dean's favor in hopes of securing a coveted admissions spot.
With a charming smile and obsequious demeanor, the tufthunter tried to impress the university president.
The tufthunter attended every social event, hoping to catch the attention of influential alumni.
The tufthunter was willing to do anything to gain admission to the elite university, even resorting to bribery.
