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Discover LudwigThe term "yes-man" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a person who agrees with everything their superior says, often to gain favor. Example: "In the meeting, it was clear that Tom was just a yes-man, nodding along with every decision without offering any real input." Alternatives include "sycophant" or "toady."
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(He's his own yes-man).
Be a yes-man.
They call it being a yes-man.
He's not a yes-man but he will be loyal".
In short, a yes-man, chosen so that Mr Putin can set his own priorities.
Grouchy Socialists already sneer at him for being "America's yes-man".
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"I'm the yes man".
Not a yes man".
"He wasn't a yes man".
But Dave wasn't a yes man.
He's the opposite of a yes man".
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