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Negative ConnotationPlay
Often used negatively, implying overindulgence or inappropriate gratification. SlideThe restaurant panders to excess by offering all-you-can-eat ribs.
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Can be figurative, as organizations don't have desires but cater to people's desires. SlideThe app panders to the users' wish for convenience.
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What's considered 'pandering' can vary based on cultural or individual views of excess. SlideSome argue reality TV panders to the lowest common denominator.