Flattersome
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Flattersome is an adjective meaning Marked by flattery; characteristically flattering.
Meaning
Marked by flattery; characteristically flattering.
Example Sentences
It would be composed and dispatched overnight by lesser members of the flattersome company.
Kind friends, it would be pretending of me not to let on that I know I am the party referred to by the last speaker — in far too flattersome words.
This was said with a flattersome German deference, which gave a little added depth to the pleasurable sensations resulting from Dr. Abbott's reactions at finding himself sharing his table with a Star.
“[...] I ask you, please lift my head a little higher, sir.” “Now, ma'am,” Fox said, “I know enough to hold on to a good thing when I get it.” “Mercy me, Mistah Fox,” Sis' Duck replied. “You are mighty flattersome in your remarks. [...]”
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include flatterous, flatterable, buttery, fawning, flirtsome, flairsome.
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