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Meanings of pandering in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "procuring"
Examples for "procuring"
1
We are occupied in procuring favorable terms of reception for our produce.
2
I am indebted to the following for their help in procuring these:
3
While frequenting prostitutes is not a crime in France, procuring them is.
4
The act of procuring the samples seemed to be the absorbing element.
5
For procuring military preferment Arabic was in 1874 as valueless as Patagonian.
1
She didn't need the pimp any longer, not that he knew that.
2
The pimp talk, like the nicknames, identified me with the wrong side.
3
His most famous character was a pimp in an iconic '70s film.
4
An injured Kristen Stewart pimp-walked onto the stage at the Dolby Theater.
5
The customers complained to the pimp that I was no longer trying.
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.
1
Perhaps more so, for as a procurer, Geel Piet was a genius.
2
Until 1894 very little was known in America of the procurer.
3
Rokka had left him, a mere regulator, in charge of the procurer's table.
4
Only the imperial procurer, Chapais-Marivaux, seemed determined on the execution of the sentence.
5
The procurer is equally odious whether he prostitutes others or himself.
Usage of pandering in inglés
1
He was indeed a great man, but this daily pandering was annoying.
2
Left-wing ones have to cease pandering to trade unions and public employees.
3
The charges were reduced to felony pandering, to which he pleaded guilty.
4
Instead of pandering to the vilest passions, let me serve the government.
5
It is a reversion to magic, a pandering to man's natural sloth.
6
This is what really grates - this glib pandering to insular self-righteousness.
7
Populist pandering doesn't necessarily wax and wane in lock-step with commodity prices.
8
The nation is crying out for leadership, not pussy- footing nor pandering.
9
They don't know that they are pandering to them, but they are.
10
He said Ms Ardern was simply pandering by setting up yet another committee.
11
From its beginning last year critics charged Glossy with being formulaic and pandering.
12
One commentator says Collins is pandering to the food industry lobby.
13
But such targeting tactics should always be seen for what they are: pandering.
14
Racing:Increased pandering to TV and off-course bookies is a worrying development.
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He considered it pandering to the worst passion of the malignity of mankind.
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The withdrawal has also provoked criticism that the company is pandering to extremists.
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Pandering across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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