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What is meaning of sycorian?

The word you're looking for is sycophant, not sycorian.

A sycophant is a person who tries to win favor from wealthy or influential people by flattering them. They are often insincere and motivated by self-interest.

Examples of how to use the word "sycophant":

* "The sycophant flattered the CEO in hopes of getting a promotion."

* "He was surrounded by sycophants who only cared about their own gain."

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