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Definitionn. flattery intended to persuade
Last update: January 24, 2017
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Despite his nervousness at meeting his in-laws, Dylan was able to offer just the right blandishment to get their approval. [verb]
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Although he had attempted to flatter the new intern with every blandishment his roommates had recommended, she still rejected his advances. [verb]
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He tried every persuasion and blandishment in his power, but she still remained obstinate. [noun]
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Then, as she eluded the threatened blandishment, he continued, "Sure, and do ye call yeself a woman, that ye starve a man all ways to wanst." [Please select]
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Did this elegant and diplomatic person think that all he had to do was to speak, and she would succumb to his blandishment. [Please select]
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