ingratiating in the PONS Dictionary

ingratiating Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to ingratiate oneself (with sb)
подмазвам се (на нкг)
to ingratiate oneself (with sb)
спечелвам си благоразположението (на нкг)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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While ensnaring them with their ingratiating talk and enervating riches, they have drawn the far-dwelling peoples nearer to themselves.
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The corgi gazed up at me with a look that managed to be ingratiating and unsettling all at once.
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He was very good at ingratiating himself with curators.
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Park sings in an ingratiating tenor, and his musical persona is equally pleasing, especially, it would seem, to his female listeners.
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For much of the time, they succeed, thanks to the talent and ingratiating appeal of the show's four principal performers.
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Needless to say, his tactics for ingratiating himself with the top brass do not extend to showing them politeness and obedience.
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His appearance was alert and masculine, and he had an ingratiating sense of good humour.
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For example, ingratiating a target individual when it is uncharacteristic of your behavior or making it obvious that you are trying to ingratiate.
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His tone was small but ingratiating, his technique polished and elegant.
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His voice fell almost into the heldentenor fach but was smaller and more ingratiating than many voices in that category.
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