You can make 324 anagrams from letters in sycophancy (acchnopsyy).
1615-25; Latin sȳcophantia trickery Greek sȳkophantía dishonest prosecution, equivalent to sȳkophant- (see sycophant) + -ia -y3
His caustic audacity salted his sycophancy and made him a man apart from the herd of flatterers. He knew that the malice was as shallow as the good will; and the alternatives were resentment, sycophancy, or a little subtlety. There was no sycophancy on the part of the young man, no patronage on that of the employer. The whole teaching profession is honeycombed with sycophancy. Alone among the servants he had no time for sycophancy or subservience. The President, however, was growing weary of his own sycophancy. Much of this sycophancy is due to the poverty of the educated classes. His mother, Livia Augusta, was the object of a like sycophancy. They were taunted with sycophancy to England, and a craving after English distinctions and aristocratic preeminence. sycophancy was as acceptable as real regard, since each catered to his vanity.Examples for sycophancy
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