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Insincere praise spoken in order to gain favor from someone.
persuasion
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Flattery intended to persuade.
adulation
cajolery
blandishment
sweet-talk
1
Nothing is now left which by any
flattery
can be called food.
2
For the rest of the evening Kitty basked in sunshine and
flattery
.
3
More
flattery
was the last thing he needed, especially coming from her.
4
Her words rang true; there was no
flattery
or artifice in them.
5
The laughter became general, and Tyope said in a tone of
flattery
,
-
6
Bud was in too sour a mood to respond to the
flattery
.
7
The known style of a dedication is
flattery
:
it professes to flatter.
8
Deal-making tactics range all the way from
flattery
to haggling and bullying.
9
Untaught, unpractised in the arts of
flattery
,
I am pitted against professionals.
10
He clavers them over with
flattery
as the snake clavers the rabbit.
11
One might argue, too, that it was a final
flattery
for Ireland.
12
The grosser the
flattery
,
the surer with a country girl, he thought.
13
I dare assert, that in the common acceptation, this is pure
flattery
.
14
They hear the language of
flattery
,
but not the tongue of slander.
15
For the spiritual breath of life to the anarch is
flattery
,
attention.
16
Such a person once said to us: I cannot live without
flattery
.
flattery
subtle flattery
delicate flattery
like flattery
such flattery
fulsome flattery
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