Gunst

Related words

• gunstvoll

  favorable

• Gunstgewerbe

  Gunstgewerbe refers to a trade or business that is promoted through the favor of a person or institution, often without regard to quality or price.

• Missgunst

  envy

• die Gunst der Stunde nutzen

  To seize the opportunity

• Hundeblick

  "Puppy dog eyes", a pleading, submissive look, often to gain sympathy or favor.

• Ohrenbläser

  Flatterer, sycophant

• Schiedsspruch

  Arbitration award

• Schmeichler

  Flatterer

• schmeicheln

  to flatter

• schleimen

  To butter up, to suck up

• in Ungnade fallen

  To fall from grace

• krauchen

  To grovel, to crawl

• fichten

  To care for, to cherish, to strive for

• Neid

  Envy

• Populismus

  Populism

• Populist

  Populist

• Sozialneid

  Social envy refers to the feeling of resentment or hatred towards people who are perceived as being socially or economically better off.

• Popularität

  Popularity describes the state of being liked or appreciated by many people.

• Gefälligkeit

  Favor

• Neider

  Envier

• Behuf

  Benefit, advantage, interest (often in the phrase 'for the benefit of' = in favor of).

• konkurrieren

  To compete means to strive against others to achieve a goal or be better than them.

• Gerichtsurteil

  Court verdict, court ruling

• Höfling

  courtier

• Brotneid

  Brotneid describes the feeling of envy or resentment towards the success or happiness of other people.

• schwänzeln

  To fawn means to behave in a submissive or flattering manner in order to gain favor.

• den Hof machen

  "To court someone" means to flatter someone to win their favor, often in a romantic way.

• lackmeiern

  To fawn, to grovel

• böse

  Angry

• neidisch

  Envious

• populistisch

  Populist

• Selbstverleugnung

  Self-denial means putting aside one's own needs and desires, often for the benefit of others.

• neiden

  Envy

• Huld

  Favour, grace

• Pfründe

  A sinecure is a position or office that is obtained through connections or favor and is often associated with little work and high income.

• Gerichtsentscheidung

  Court decision

• den Spieß umdrehen

  To turn the tables

• buhlen

  To court

• behufen

  to be useful

• neidlos

  Unenvious, without envy

• Grant

  Grumbler, grouch

• Eifersucht

  jealousy

• Segen

  blessing

• Gefallen

  favor, pleasure

• Ressentiment

  Resentment

• Ungnade

  Disgrace means that someone is no longer valued or favored, often due to misconduct or poor decisions.

Example sentences with “Gunst”

1. Er steht in ihrer Gunst. (He is in her favor.)

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