pandar

he always panders to his customers' every whim.

the politician pandered to the voters' emotions.

she refused to pander to his ego.

media outlets often pander to public opinion.

don't pander to those who criticize you unfairly.

the boss pandered to the employees' demands for better pay.

authors sometimes pander to market trends.

he chose not to pander to the crowd's expectations.

companies pander to youth demographics.

true leaders do not pander; they guide.

the advertisement pandered to people's fears.

she tired of pandering to his impossible standards.