Noun:

খোশামোদ, চাটুবাক্য,

blandishments's Usage Examples:

pay and protection to make it worthwhile resisting the threats and blandishments of drug traffickers, though recent efforts to reform the federal police.

extraordinary achievement "largely due to his judicious mixture of threats and blandishments, 'and now with the favours that he promised them, and at times adding.

lost her money gambling, and is 'on the brink' of responding to the blandishments of a seducer, who is depicted as a satan-like figure, luridly bathed.

were of the Pharisees, and, because they could not undermine him by blandishments, began accusing, after they had compelled him to say what he was not.

described as "beautiful, talented but unimpressed by the get-rich-quick blandishments of the mainstream".

strong enough peacefully to guard itself, and both conquer all the blandishments of desire and securely overcome dangerous examples.

loves his wife and, despite Mizzi's wiles, he never succumbs to her blandishments, even though she cleverly diverts his wife's jealousy to another woman.

clappings of the hands, and gestures, and gladness of countenance, and blandishments.

they move to New York, the singer must struggle against the renewed blandishments of the gay impresario, whom Juana eventually murders with a torero's.

Hector firmly withstood the blandishments of his father-in-law, for his duty as hereditary Lieutenant-General.

) It contained, in addition to blandishments provided by various admirers of Shakespeare, such as the dedication.

In her loneliness she is about to surrender to the blandishments of Yost (Cooley), the evil influence of the village, when her inherent.

surpassing lyrical talent and a mind as quick as a fish, has stood off the blandishments of his own abilities; which is a more particular way of saying that.

Powless firmly rejected any such blandishments, saying he and his brother Oneidas had joined their fortunes with those.

The Baron Palamède de Charlus relates among his many other blandishments that he is the Damouseau de Montargis, in Marcel Proust’s A la Récherche.

He was serenely proof against all blandishments and threats.

go to Erotium's door, and the husband presents the mantle with many blandishments.

Samson and Delilah, with Fielding having "succumbed to the Presidential blandishments.

The narrator, however, resists their blandishments, grasping his sword (usually in silence).

"(page 8) Virtanen manages to avoid the blandishments of the various women he meets in the Helsinki hot spots, but when he.

Synonyms:

flattery; cajolery; palaver;

Antonyms:

dissuade;