


祝鮀之佞 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the art of glib flattery”. Skillful and ingratiating eloquence, often implying insincerity or sycophancy. Literally, “Zhu Tuo's glibness”.

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Open the tool →祝鮀之佞 (zhù tuó zhī nìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the art of glib flattery”.
祝鮀之佞 is pronounced zhù tuó zhī nìng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 祝鮀之佞 means “Zhu Tuo's glibness”. It is used to mean “the art of glib flattery”.
祝鮀,春秋卫人,能言善辩,或指其善以巧言媚人,后因以为佞人的典型。