Noun
The character or characteristic of a sycophant.
False accusation; calumniation; talebearing.
Obsequious flattery; servility.
Source: Webster's dictionaryHe remained with the party until 2008, when he became disillusioned with the sycophancy and nepotism. Source: Internet
Again, Idriss Kamara’s notion of including remarks purportedly made by a Mr. Fornah is a stingy sycophancy and hypocrisy to tear apart good people with common purpose in order to satisfy his selfish ends. Source: Internet
The Ivies should not reduce their role to that of puppet and sycophancy before a non Urhobo Governor instead of championing of Urhobo cause. Source: Internet
Re: Desoso's apology to Rawlings 'sycophancy at th You’ve said it all, I don’t know why NDC is still worrying themselves with greedy Rawlings who has betrayed them on several occasions to the benefit of NPP. Source: Internet
It was a shameful display of sycophancy and ego-stroking. Source: Internet
He then added, “Revolting sycophancy by Pence and others in the Administration to Trump. Source: Internet