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flatter

[flat-er] / ˈflæt ər /




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Contemporary newspapers published flattering portraits apparently written by publicists on Dillon’s dime.

From The Wall Street Journal

Real GDP was likely also flattered by statistical effects like a low base and weak deflators, DBS’s economic team said.

From The Wall Street Journal

During the interview, Miyares declined to say whether he’s considering a run but said he’s “always flattered” when he’s asked the question.

From Washington Times

KIEL, Germany — City officials in the northern German port of Kiel were flattered this year when the Chinese port of Qingdao — about 40 times its size — proposed partnering up as a sister city.

From New York Times

The cheeky bird would flatter passersby with a well-timed wolf whistle, Martin said.

From Los Angeles Times