1. Plural of flunkyism; instances or practices of servile, obsequious, or sycophantic behavior; the quality or conduct of a flunky or lackey.
Usage: informal; often pejorative; typically used in political or social criticism

Examples

• The politician's flunkyisms were evident in how he constantly praised his boss without question.
• Corporate flunkyisms often reward those who agree with management rather than those who innovate.
• She refused to engage in the flunkyisms expected of junior staff members.
• The office was rife with flunkyisms as employees competed to appear most loyal to the director.
• His flunkyisms made him unpopular with colleagues who valued honest debate.