blandishment in Italian
blandishment in Italian is blandizia — blandishment means (often plural) Flattering words or actions used to win someone over or influence them.
blandishment in Italian
blandizia
(countable) Often in the plural form blandishments: a flattering speech or action designed to influence or persuade.
What does "blandishment" mean?
- noun (often plural) Flattering words or actions used to win someone over or influence them.
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noun Something that tempts or attracts a person.
"We need intellectual leaders who are prepared to resist the blandishments of power and influence and who are willing to work for an ideal, however small may be the prospects of its early realization."
- noun The quality of being tempting or attractive.
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- We need intellectual leaders who are prepared to resist the blandishments of power and influence and who are willing to work for an ideal, however small may be the prospects of its early realization.
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What is "blandishment" in Italian?
"blandishment" in Italian is blandizia. blandishment means: (often plural) Flattering words or actions used to win someone over or influence them.
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