Adjective:

হীন তোষামোদপূর্ণ, সংপ্রশংসনীয়,

adulatory's Usage Examples:

biography of a saint or an ecclesiastical leader, and by extension, an adulatory and idealized biography of a founder, saint, monk, nun or icon in any.

circulated professions of his liberal commitment, prompted an outpouring of adulatory writings, securing his posthumous status as a champion of intellectual.

He addressed an adulatory verse letter to Walpole in 1726, in which he praised loyalty as the supreme.

He was a friend of Pompey and wrote an adulatory history of the latter's expedition to Asia.

Publishers Weekly's review of the book was critical of its "adulatory" tone, but called it a "necessity for fans", due to the inclusion of the.

tradition can also be considered anti-Petrarchan, as it moves away from the adulatory tone of the Petrarchan sonnet (Petrarchism was so pervasive in the Renaissance.

He addressed the king in an extraordinarily adulatory speech, but his tenure of office was made notable by the fact that he.

Each of these are in three parts, each with an idealized and adulatory description of Guru Nanak.

1988 biography The Lives of John Lennon and the "respectful, going-on adulatory" message of Ray Coleman's Lennon: The Definitive Biography, published.

Oestreich of The New York Times claims that "the tone is basically adulatory, apart from a few skeptical notes sounded by ticket buyers and audience.

more than shared the government's economic viewpoint – he developed an adulatory attitude towards Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

Initial responses to the show included adulatory reviews, some controversy and high ratings.

Other critics of Rand have called it "gushingly adulatory" and "sycophantic".

In addition, events of the reign of James II quickly rendered the adulatory allegory of Dryden's machinery no longer current.

admirer, the Russian "Harlequin", and what he reveals about Kurtz in his adulatory descriptions of him raises questions about Kurtz's actual beliefs and.

Synchromism, the subject of a long, adulatory chapter, is presented in the book as the culminating point in the evolutionary.

" Exclaim! published a similarly adulatory review, writing that, "With Bécs, Fennesz achieves the near-impossible.

For this, the 50th received an adulatory acknowledgement by Brigadier General Charles J.

Neil was more critical, describing the series as "self-satisfied, self-adulatory, unchallenged left-wing propaganda.

About Jazz review stated "Does the world need yet another glorifying and adulatory Monk project? The answer to that interrogative is as subjective as any.

Synonyms:

flattering;

Antonyms:

uncomplimentary; unflattering;