Obs. Also 6 blandimente, blandymente. [a. OF. blandiment, ad. L. blandīmentum; see -MENT.] By-form of BLANDISHMENT.
c. 1510. Barclay, Mirr. Good Mann. (1570), A j. Sweete blandiment of wordes amiable.
c. 1510. More, Picus, Wks. 4/2. Womens blandimentes.
1569. Newton, Ciceros Old Age, 32. These blandiments of pleasure.
b. fig. Soothing or healing action. (So L.)
1684. trans. Bonets Merc. Compit., XIV. 509. Upon the first Blandiment of the Fomentation the pain grows milder.