toadyism

/ˈtoʊdiˌɪzəm/
noun
  1. The practice or behavior of a toady; excessive flattery or submissiveness toward someone powerful in order to gain personal advantage.
    • She despised the toadyism she saw among the junior staff at the royal court.
    • His rise to power was fueled by toadyism rather than talent.
    • The culture of toadyism in the company discouraged honest feedback.
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