सायकोफॅन्टिक,

sycophantic's Usage Examples:

remove a character from realism into abstraction – in this case, the sycophantic nature of Rachel.

father, a homemaker mother, and three older brothers: the hunky but unperceptive Bree, the sycophantic Tramy, and the lean but smart Shade.

He is assisted at almost all times by Smithers, his loyal and sycophantic aide, adviser, confidant, and secret admirer.

After the fifth episode she becomes sycophantically devoted to Lester.

the bull pen forced workers to compete and to cultivate servile and sycophantic relationships with individual foremen.

to suck up" characters that alternate between being condescending and sycophantic.

According to her, Hitler "fawned over Muslims more sycophantically than Justin Trudeau.

before the watershed at 7pm, came after Park criticised Kielty for "sycophantically stroking" the egos of the contestants.

Much less attractive than Carnelian, he is sycophantic and power-hungry, looking for the legendary sword Tourmaline while flattering and pandering to Diamond.

paintings of royalty, where everything is intact and, dare I say it, sycophantic.

He played many parts - storekeepers, hotel desk clerks, morticians, professors, bank tellers, ministers, confidence men, and a host of other characterizations, usually timid, whining, weak-willed, shifty, sanctimonious, or sycophantic.

sits sycophantically at the Lord"s Supper.

repeated subsequently, "dutifully obliged" by the "complicit" Sykes, to the sycophantic appreciation of courtiers present.

Synonyms:

fawning, bootlicking, toadyish, obsequious, insincere,

Antonyms:

honest, true, insincerity, real, unservile,