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Which term describes charming someone with flattery?

There are several terms that describe charming someone with flattery, each with slightly different connotations:

General Terms:

* Flattery: This is the most straightforward and common term.

* Ingratiation: This term suggests a deliberate and calculated effort to win someone's favor through flattery.

* Butter up: This informal expression implies using flattery to gain something from someone.

* Sweet-talking: This phrase implies using smooth words and charm to persuade someone.

* Honeyed words: This refers to using overly sweet and insincere flattery.

More Specific Terms:

* Blarney: This term refers to a type of charm and flattery that is often considered insincere or manipulative.

* Cajoling: This implies using flattery and persuasion to get someone to do something.

* Wheedling: This term suggests using flattery in a persistent and annoying way.

The best term to use depends on the specific context and the nature of the flattery being used.

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