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fawn
verb as in ingratiate oneself to; serve
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Example Sentences
They’d encountered coaches throughout the recruiting process who fawned over Stewart and his potential.
It could be ‘financial fawning’ — here’s how to stop.
These groups deserve shame, scorn and diplomatic rebuke — not fawning sympathy and United Nations red carpets.
On Comedy Central, Stewart took a similar satirical approach, becoming a fawning and "patriotically obediant host" of an "all-new government approved Daily Show".
Either way, the coyotes found a ready food source in the fawn of mule deer, which themselves have a controversial history on the island.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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