Question
Give one word substitutes for the following from the
choices given below them.  Excessive and insincere praise, given especially to further one’s own interests.ÂSolution
Disparage (Incorrect Option): "Disparage" means to speak about someone or something in a way that shows strong disapproval or contempt. It is the opposite of praise and does not specifically convey insincere or exaggerated praise. Â Belittle (Incorrect Option): "Belittle" means to make someone or something seem less impressive or important. Like "disparage," it involves a negative assessment rather than excessive and insincere praise. Â Flattery (Correct Answer): "Flattery" refers to excessive and insincere praise, often given to gain favor, influence, or achieve some personal interest. It involves complimenting someone in a way that may not be entirely genuine. Â Derogate (Incorrect Option): "Derogate" means to detract from the worth or value of something. While it involves criticism, it is not specifically related to insincere praise.
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