Translations for „blandishments“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

blandishments [ˈblændɪʃmənts] N

blandishments pl form:

blandishments

pochlebstwa ntpl

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English

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

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Federal election law -- what's left of it -- is intended to keep candidates away from the blandishments of lavish gifts and millionaires' money.

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Religion assails him both with her blandishments and terrours.

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Though voters may like his warmth and lack of contrivance, he will have to beware the potentially fatal blandishments of his rivals.

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It must have the economic strength to stand up to the blandishments of government officials.

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They cause no ripple among politicians dispensing blandishments to the middle classes like supermarkets offering bonus points for loyalty card holders.

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They are surprised when they test positive despite warnings and blandishments that supplements do nothing to help them.

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In fact, he has a pleasant lack of interest in the world, which protects him from the blandishments of the football circus.

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Don't such underhand tactics make all the more admirable those who have resisted threats and blandishments and spoken up for their convictions?

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For an impressionable youngster, not long in the team to stand out against the blandishments of his captain would have been hard.

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