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pandered

verb as in cater to, indulge

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Brewer, the newspaper contended, pandered to her base by picking on kids who deserved support instead of mean-spirited bullying.

Her tarmac stunt pandered to a Tea Party-sympathetic electorate just as the Tea Party is declining in popularity in Arizona.

Except on U.S. relations with Cuba, but everyone on stage pandered shamelessly on that topic.

Michael Tomasky on how Romney pandered to the GOP base and offered no real solutions.

Instead, the administration pandered to the temperamental Karzai, and temporarily sidelined Holbrooke.

I had the exasperated feeling that I was just being pandered to, humored by everyone, because I was wounded.

Mr. Bignell created no vice—he merely pandered to what was in existence.

Mr. Bignell created no public vices; he merely pandered to p. 121what was in existence.

And to cap it all, at the psychological moment, Yunsan pandered the Emperor to novelties of excess that had been long preparing.

They removed all restraints on his will, and pandered to his depraved tastes.

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On this page you'll find 25 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to pandered, such as: satisfy, gratify, please, snow, stroke, and cajole.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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