Sentences

lackey in a sentence

n.

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Definition

LACKEY (noun): A person who acts as a servant or subordinate, often uncritically carrying out the wishes of someone in a position of power.

Sample Sentences

  1. The ambitious young man was often seen as a lackey, doing the bidding of his powerful boss without question.
  2. Despite his talents, he felt trapped in the role of a lackey, always catering to the whims of others.
  3. She refused to be anyone's lackey, determined to forge her own path in the competitive industry.
  4. In the political arena, he was criticized for acting as a lackey to wealthy donors instead of representing his constituents.
  5. While his friends enjoyed their independence, he seemed content to play the lackey in their adventures.
  6. He was tired of being seen as the lackey of his ambitious boss.
  7. The lackey scurried about, fulfilling every request without question.
  8. In the grand play, the lackey provided comic relief amidst the drama.
  9. She refused to be a lackey, insisting on her own voice and vision.
  10. The noblemanโ€™s lackey was known for his quick wit and sharp tongue.
  11. The new employee was often seen as a lackey, eagerly catering to the whims of his demanding boss.
  12. In the cutthroat world of politics, many people find themselves acting as lackeys for more powerful figures.
  13. Despite his talent, he would never be taken seriously as an artist while he continued to play the lackey to his wealthy patron.
  14. Critics accused the film of portraying the protagonist as a lackey, blindly following orders without any personal ambition.
  15. Her decision to become a lackey for the corporation raised eyebrows among her friends who valued independence.