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The entourage accompanied Elvis everywhere he went, and they fetched t
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The _______ entourage accompanied Elvis everywhere he went, and they fetched the singer anything he requested— however challenging or ridiculous—at a moment’s notice.
| Two Answers |
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| a avaricious |
| b obsequious |
| c humble | d belligerent | e jubilant |
| f fawning |
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The _______ entourage accompanied Elvis everywhere he went, and they fetched the singer anything he requested— however challenging or ridiculous—at a moment’s notice.
We need a word that represents someone who displays exaggerated flattery or affection.
Obsequious & fawning
Answer B F
We need a word that represents someone who displays exaggerated flattery or affection.
Obsequious & fawning
Answer B F
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and they fetched the singer anything he requested— however challenging or ridiculous—at a moment’s notice.
This is sycophancy at its best, and therefore the words are obsequious and fawning.
This is sycophancy at its best, and therefore the words are obsequious and fawning.
