lackeys

The word “lackeys” has 2 syllables: lac-keys

It's pronounced as /ˈlækiːz/


What is synonym and antonym for lackeys?

In the thesaurus, “lackeys” has 1 synonym and 3 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for lackeys along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for lackeys

  • servants

Antonyms for lackeys

  • leaders
  • masters
  • mistresses

Meanings of lackeys

  • noun
    1. A footman, a liveried male servant.
    2. A fawning, servile follower.

Example Sentences

  • The powerful leader surrounded himself with a group of loyal lackeys.
  • The villain's evil plans were executed by his obedient lackeys.
  • The corrupt politician had a team of unscrupulous lackeys who carried out his agenda.
  • The criminal organization operated smoothly with its network of devoted lackeys.
  • The dictator's oppressive regime was sustained by the fear instilled in his loyal lackeys.

On this page you'll find 4 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to lackeys, such as: leaders, masters, mistresses, servants.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • liege men
  • minions
  • missionaries
  • myrmidons
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lap dogs

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majordomos

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  • butlers
  • curator
  • domestics
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  • grooms
  • houseboys
  • housemen
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  • menservants
  • retainers
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satellites

  • acolytes
  • adherents
  • apostles
  • apparatchiki
  • apparatchiks
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  • disciples
  • epigones
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  • flunkies
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  • liege men
  • minions
  • missionaries
  • myrmidons
  • partizans
  • pupils
  • soldiers
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  • votaries

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