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A '''sycophant''' (from the Greek ''sŷko'', fig + ''phan''-, to show) is an individual who behaves in a servile manner, flattering those in power in order to win favor or advancement.  Sycophants are sometimes referred to as toadies, flunkies, or yes-men.
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A '''sycophant''' (from the [[Greek]] ''sŷko'', fig + ''phan''-, to show) is an individual who behaves in a servile manner, flattering those in power in order to win favor or advancement.  Sycophants are sometimes referred to as toadies, flunkies, or yes-men.
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==See also==
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*[[Dork]]
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[[Category:Political Terms]]
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Latest revision as of 18:36, May 27, 2024

A sycophant (from the Greek sŷko, fig + phan-, to show) is an individual who behaves in a servile manner, flattering those in power in order to win favor or advancement. Sycophants are sometimes referred to as toadies, flunkies, or yes-men.

See also