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6. What does the poet call “flatterers”?

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Answered by maniyachawla12

Answer: This may help you

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What does the poet call “flatterers”?

=> In Shakespeare’s words, flatterers are those people who pretend like our friends and praise us to please us. In fact they have no love for us. All they want is our money and company, not our love. When we become poor, they leave us and disappear. Their flattery will turn to blames.

Answered by sumipree26

Answer:

noun. A person who lavishes praise, often insincerely; a sycophant. '

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flatterers are those people who pretend like our friends and praise us to please us. In fact they have no love for us. All they want is our money and company, not our love. When we become poor, they leave us and disappear.

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