The meaning of nepotism

Cronyism means hiring people close to you, regardless of ability and ability.

Pinyin: rè né né wé iq: n.

Source: Xu Zhucheng's "Wind and Rain Old Friends": "In personnel, there are also some old traditions of cronyism."

Interpretation: Ren: Appointment; Only: only; Pro: Close relationship. It refers to choosing people close to you, regardless of their integrity.

Usage: concurrent language; As predicate, attribute and object; It is derogatory.

Feelings: nepotism is a derogatory term.

Synonym: follow the trend of prosperity, people are overstaffed, idle and overstaffed.

Antonym: appoint people on their merits, recommend talents and abilities, recommend people and children, and give full play to their talents.

Nepotism makes sentences.

1, the emperor's nepotism led to complaints from the people.

His cronyism caused great losses to the company.

I will punish those who only hire employees according to their qualifications.

There is no future for the company with such cronyism.

Insisting on meritocracy and opposing cronyism is an important feature of our party's cadre line.