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5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Ingratiate' in a Sentence

"To gain favor or approval from someone, especially by making a deliberate effort to be likable or helpful." more

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She has been ingratiating her dog with tasty treats and long walks.
The politician has been ingratiating voters with promises of positive change.
The chef has been ingratiating diners with innovative culinary creations.
Through skillful diplomacy, the ambassador has been ingratiating his country with global allies.
They have been ingratiating customers with exceptional service at the boutique.

Ingratiate

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verbTo gain favor or approval from someone, especially by making a deliberate effort to be likable or helpful.
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Last Updated On: April 4, 2024
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