पैंडर (en. Pander)

Not people who pander to your insecurities, but those who help you when things are difficult, provide you with tough love when you need it and support you while you try to get better.

Miandad said Pakistan had gone to India to play in the World T20 but it didnt mean that the players should pander to the hosts.

But are the ideas we’re hearing from Bernie Sanders and others - like Medicare for all, free college tuition, paid family leave - just slogans to pander to voters suffering under stagnating wages and burdensome debt?

But there’s got to be a lot of people who don’t want that benefit, and it’s not always bad to pander to them, too.

Yet the automotive industry is still trying to pander to the arcane and incorrect notion that women know nothing about cars and just want a pretty little thing instead.

Rather than pander to the AfD’s anti-immigration rhetoric, as other political parties have done, the Greens have taken a very adversarial approach to the newcomers.

But while all politicians pander and throw authenticity under the bus of political expediency, the current plague of high-visibility GOP candidates project two especially pathological themes that they’ve decided will resonate with the feelings of millions of voters: paranoia and grandiosity.