toadyism's Usage Examples:

Alice Roosevelt at the coronation of King Edward VII as "flunkeyism" and "toadyism".

had come; an act that chief priest Saishō Jōtai (1548–1608) in a fit of toadyism would hail as a sign of Hideyoshi's "great mercy and compassion.

Home as Found also criticize the flamboyant financial speculation and toadyism he found on his return; some readers and critics attacked the works for.

due to "conservatism and inertia, lenience and lack of demandingness, toadyism and personal adulation, red tape, formalism, intolerance and suppression.

"As a driving force behind the Jewish legal power stood the aggressive toadyism and malevolent perfidy of the Pharisees.

sudden abandonment of colorphobia prejudice, or an extraordinary amount of toadyism to a crown head by the San Francisco American people.