What is another word for most sycophantic?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst sˌɪkəfˈantɪk] (IPA) 
Most sycophantic is a term used to describe individuals who are over-the-top flatterers, always keen on pleasing their superiors. Synonyms for this word include obsequious, fawning, ingratiating, groveling, unctuous, toadyish, servile, subservient, bootlicking, and brown-nosing. Each word implies a similar behavior of someone sucking up to gain favor or get ahead. These words all have a similar negative connotation, and they demonstrate a cringe-worthy behavior of someone who is a sycophant. Whether the term is obsequious or fawning, it is essential to recognize such behavior to stop it from disturbing the natural work environment.
