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American Heritage Dictionary:

in·gra·ti·at·ing

(ĭn-grā'shē-ā'tĭng) pronunciation
adj.
  1. Pleasing; agreeable: "Reading requires an effort-=@ellipsis4=- Print is not as ingratiating as television" (Robert MacNeil).
  2. Calculated to please or win favor: an unctuous, ingratiating manner.
ingratiatingly in·gra'ti·at'ing·ly adv.

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adjective

    Purposefully contrived to gain favor: ingratiatory, insinuating, saccharine, sugary. See pain/pleasure.

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adj

Definition: fawning, servile
Antonyms: deterring, disgusting, repellent

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make up to (Idiom)

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