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Meanings of pander in English
Synonyms
Examples for "indulge"
Examples for "indulge"
1
News Corp is in an better position to indulge in public soul-searching.
2
IS IT possible to indulge in national stereotyping without being a racist?
3
Covid-19 has also given politicians a chance to indulge their protectionist instincts.
4
And these indulge in subtleties in order to excuse the most wicked.
5
Besides, the South with its slave labor could not indulge in manufacturing.
1
Actors in general share in this sentiment or strive to gratify it.
2
The little hit did not seem in the least to gratify her.
3
The offerings they make fail to gratify the deities and the Pitris.
4
I had an opportunity to gratify this instinct just the other night.
5
I am near fifty-three; I have neither ambition nor interest to gratify.
Usage of pander in English
1
These people were elected to lead, not to pander to the IRA.
2
To keep silent was to co-operate in the evil-topander to it.
3
Politicians tend to pander to the NRA, some more shamelessly than others.
4
Nor is it unique in having unprincipled politicians pander to base prejudice.
5
And you wrote, a very good piece, I don't mean to pander.
6
These men went to an opium shop where they found a pander.
7
Science was an outcast, and philosophy, so-called, was the pander of superstition.
8
Gone, perhaps, to attend the bagnio pander, grown rich by his extravagance.
9
You must find, then, what pleases it, and pander to its tastes.
10
They don't mean to pander to false masculine notions, but they do.
11
It would require leadership, and it's easier to pander than lead.
12
To have inspiring candidates who don't just pander to the least common denominator.
13
That is exactly the sort of fan service that doesn't pander to me.
14
Both pander to different forms of the same diseased craving for the unnatural.
15
The licentious Duc de Richelieu was the pander on this occasion.
16
The woman who will not pander to it is ungracious indeed.
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