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blandishmentnoun a nice thing that someone says or does to persuade another to do somethingHe finally succumbed to his children's blandishments and allowed them to stay up past their bedtime. cajolement, cajolery, coaxing, entreaty, exhortation, urging, wheedlingadulation, blarney, butter, charm, flannel(British), flattery, incense, overpraise, soft soap, sweet talk, taffyallurement, beguilement, endearment, enticementbuttering up, fawning, sycophancy, toadyingingratiation, smarmacclaim, applause, commendation, praisecharming, courting, massaging, romancing, seduction, tempting, wooinginfluencing, prompting, swayinglobbying, pressuringbrainwashing, overpersuasionconversion, convincing, inducement, inducing, persuading, persuasion, suasionadoration, idolatry, worship bad-mouthing, belittlement, depreciation, detraction, disparagement, put-down ca. 1553 |