ଉତ୍ପାଦ,

Verb:

କୂଟନୀତି,

pandered's Usage Examples:

control exercised by the party as well as ideological flexibility that pandered to Western values.

It pandered to the British public"s taste for the exotic; revelling in graphic stories on the high seas.

During the war, Mackenzie pandered to anti-Japanese sentiment in British Columbia by declaring to his constituents.

In his obituary, Walter Citrine noted that "he never pandered to the more ardently militant section" of the union.

Los Angeles Times, Andrew Hanson stated that the episode "practically pandered to everything I love this week," but felt that it did not quite work because.

must be pandered to.

He pandered to the emperor"s love of magic and theurgy, and by judicious administration of the omens won a high position at court.

It pandered to the British public"s taste for the exotic; revelling in graphic stories.

they have taken the high road to show a legislator’s life, and have not pandered to sensationalism or unreality to stimulate an audience following.

cheap, popular programming, and he had no qualms about running shows that pandered to the audience, or were low-quality knockoffs of other, more popular TV.

He pandered to the emperor's love of magic and theurgy, and by judicious administration of the omens won a high position at court.

their readers" and advertisers" market, while claiming that their rivals pandered to advertisers by only publishing positive news.

poses and were the basis of charges that the museum and its director had pandered obscenity.

Synonyms:

wrongdoer, pimp, whoremaster, fancy man, procurer, whoremonger, ponce, pandar, procuress, panderer, offender,

Antonyms:

good person, woman, take, good humor, ill humor,