“Ingratiation” in Japanese
Short answer
Ingratiation in Japanese is “迎合” (geigou). Full meaning: ingratiation, pandering, catering (to), going along with (someone or something), accommodating oneself (e.g. to public opinion); deuteragonist.
Other ways to say “Ingratiation” in Japanese
阿諛迎合
ayugeigou ingratiation, sycophancy
阿付迎合
afugeigou ingratiation, sycophancy
色目
irome amorous glance, leer, ogle; shade (of color), tint, hue; ingratiation, sycophancy, toadying
色め
irome amorous glance, leer, ogle; shade (of color), tint, hue; ingratiation, sycophancy, toadying
いろめ
irome amorous glance, leer, ogle; shade (of color), tint, hue; ingratiation, sycophancy, toadying
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