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fawn
verb as in ingratiate oneself to; serve
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Example Sentences
The board would be composed overwhelmingly of independent charismatics, most of them quite far-right, who fawn over Trump—not pastors from traditional denominations.
Twice married and divorced, Rose is survived by sons Pete Jr. and Tyler, and daughters Fawn and Cara.
But now that mechanism may get in the way because it’s responding to any vulnerability as a sign that you need to fight, flee, freeze, or fawn — four common responses to trauma or threats.
Biden can be as pious and as Christian as the Pope, and millions will fawn over Trump’s golden tennis shoes and his autographed bibles, believing the appearance that he is a Christian maverick who can solve our problems.
Chris Buck, the director of “Frozen,” directed this film with Fawn Veerasunthorn; and Jennifer Lee, who wrote “Frozen,” penned the script with Allison Moore.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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