What is another word for pander to?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈandə tuː], [ pˈandə tuː], [ p_ˈa_n_d_ə t_uː]
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Synonyms for Pander to:
n.
• butter up (noun)v.
• cater (verb)- purvey,
- outfit,
- victual,
- pamper,
- coddle,
- cotton,
- baby,
- furnish,
- indulge,
- minister to,
- procure,
- provision,
- gratify,
- humor,
- spoil,
- supply.
- woo,
- pop the question,
- take out,
- gallant,
- sweetheart,
- chase,
- cultivate,
- grovel,
- pay addresses to,
- praise,
- date,
- allure,
- curry favor,
- bid,
- seek,
- go steady,
- serenade,
- beseech,
- captivate,
- bootlick,
- go together,
- make overture,
- solicit,
- flatter,
- please,
- invite,
- follow,
- set one's cap,
- make love to,
- Importune,
- go with,
- spoon,
- attract,
- propose,
- go out with,
- keep company with,
- entreat,
- run after,
- seek the hand of,
- entice,
- pursue,
- sue,
- spark,
- make time with,
- ask in marriage,
- pay court to.
- attend,
- watch over,
- nurse,
- remedy,
- wait on,
- do for,
- take care of,
- heal,
- foster,
- tend,
- aid,
- be solicitous of,
- answer,
- doctor,
- cure,
- administer,
- succor,
- treat.
Other synonyms:
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- charm.
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- court.
- Gallanting,
- takes out,
- goes out with,
- going out with,
- sweethearted,
- taking out,
- took out,
- gallants,
- Sweethearting,
- keeps company with,
- grovelling,
- went out with,
- Gallanted,
- Serenading,
- Serenaded,
- groveling,
- going steady,
- running after.
- Upon,
- cosset,
- approach,
- favour,
- oblige,
- lure,
- look after,
- work for,
- yield,
- serve,
- dance attendance on,
- maid,
- wait,
- indulge in,
- soft-soap,
- attend on,
- accost,
- succumb,
- mollycoddle,
- lackey,
- romance,
- humour,
- yield to,
- cater for,
- fawn,
- hustle,
- fulfil,
- bow to,
- chore,
- do service,
- toady to,
- care for,
- help,
- comply,
- drudge,
- cater,
- satisfy,
- valet,
- administer to.
How to use "Pander to" in context?
Pandering to one's audience has always been a successful way to garner support and garner attention. It is a strategy often used by politicians, celebrities, and businesses when they want to gain favor from the people who they are trying to reach. This can be done through various means, such as appealing to the individual's emotions, offering rewards, or proposing solutions that are beneficial to the person in question. The goal of pandering is to get the person to like, respect, or trust the speaker or the entity that is pandering, which can then be used to their advantage.
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