blandish — to coax or influence someone with gentle flattery
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to coax or influence someone with gentle flattery
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈblændɪʃ/
Korean meaning: 부드러운 아첨으로 달래거나 설득하다
Korean pronunciation: **블랜**디시
Example Sentences
- The politician tried to blandish voters with promises he couldn't keep.
- My cat knows exactly how to blandish me into giving her extra treats.
- Don't let his smooth words blandish you into a bad investment.
blandish
VERB//ˈblændɪʃ//
to coax or influence someone with gentle flattery
A teenager blandishes their parent with sweet talk to avoid chores
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From his standish, he'll blandish while others brandish!
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Origin
From Latin 'blandus' meaning 'smooth, mild, or flattering.' The word entered English through Old French in the 14th century, carrying the idea of making something or someone softer through gentle persuasion.
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“The politician tried to blandish voters with promises he couldn't keep.”
“My cat knows exactly how to blandish me into giving her extra treats.”
“Don't let his smooth words blandish you into a bad investment.”
“She tried to blandish the strict teacher with compliments about his tie.”
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