Ingratiated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INGRATIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please them
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gain favor or favorable acceptance for by deliberate effort —usually used with with

Words related to INGRATIATED

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How to use INGRATIATED in a sentence

• He ingratiated himself into the favor of his master who placed him in charge of a large coal yard with the privilege of selling the slake for his own benefit.
• When he attained the age of fifteen he was employed by a number of lawyers in whose favor he ingratiated himself by his unusual power to please people.
• In the course of time, he so ingratiated himself with the emperor, that the latter presented him with a large property, and made him a prince.
• This touching confidence so ingratiated the bluff and hearty son of toil to the unsuspicious cowboy, that he, in turn, began, to ooze information at every pore.
• Our progress was very leisurely, and, as we met tribe after tribe, we ingratiated ourselves with them and camped at their wells.
• In time he ingratiated himself with Titus and also incurred the hostility of his countrymen by trying to persuade them to lay down their arms.
• There was little cause for wonder, then, that a man, whose good looks were a passport, should have ingratiated himself into the affections of Mrs.
• They ingratiated themselves with the rich as much as with the poor.
• Sponge was a first-rate horseman, and also knew that nothing ingratiated one man with another so much as skill and boldness in the field.
• He would gladly have ingratiated himself with her, but he was conscious of a force in her personality that held him aloof.
• An Italian of mean birth, named Carlo Stella, ingratiated himself into the good favour of Baron Cattaneo, a nobleman, who unfortunately was over fond of wine and the gaming-table.
• He appears to have ingratiated himself as much in the favour of the queen, as of the king, being allowed to converse with her in very familiar terms.
• Closer acquaintance with his art had not ingratiated him with his public.
• The cunning creature had ingratiated himself with our leading religious societies, especially with the more evangelical among them.
• He so far ingratiated himself into their confidence as to obtain some knowledge of the general plan for the freedom of Poland.
• He had ingratiated himself into all her thoughts of music and court life and religious duties.
• Fortunately he had no arms on him, and his ability to talk to them, together with his boyish looks, ingratiated him in their favor, and they simply made him their prisoner.
• And he ingratiated himself with the apostles, was baptized by Philip with many others, and received the same rite as the rest.
• There was about her an air of buoyant and friendly self-possession, which always ingratiated her with any casual acquaintances.
• One of those who came off was the old man, who had already ingratiated himself into our favour.

Similar words containing GRATIAT without suffix ed and without prefix in

ingratiate11 ingratiates12 ingratiating14 ingratiation13 ingratiatory16 ingratiations14 ingratiatingly19 uningratiating16

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