blarneying Synonyms
Strongest:
- pestering
- harassing
- bullying
- pestering
- bugging
- nagging
- teasing
- teasing
- bullying
- bugging
- intimidating
- nagging
- harassing
- intimidating
Strong:
- constraining
- obliging
- forcing
- bulldozing
- making
- forcing
- requiring
- making
- bulldozing
- constraining
- requiring
- compelling
- browbeating
- coercing
- demanding
- obliging
- browbeating
- compelling
- coercing
- demanding
Weak:
blarneying Meaning
blarneying (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Blarney
blarneying Sentence Examples
- He was skilled at blarneying his way out of tight situations with his smooth-talking tactics.
- Despite his lack of qualifications, he succeeded in blarneying the hiring manager into giving him the job.
- She spent hours blarneying her parents into letting her go on the trip with her friends.
- The politician was adept at blarneying voters, making grand promises during campaign speeches.
- Despite his initial skepticism, he found himself blarneying the skeptical investor into funding his startup.
- She tried blarneying her way into the exclusive club, but the bouncers were not easily swayed.
- The salesman was skilled at blarneying potential clients into signing contracts.
- Despite the seriousness of the situation, he couldn't resist blarneying the judge during his trial.
- He spent the evening blarneying the CEO at the networking event, hoping to secure a business deal.
- Despite his attempts at blarneying, his excuses fell flat in front of his disappointed teacher.
FAQs About the word blarneying
of Blarney
coaxing, blandishing, urging, cajoling, seducing, enticing, begging,wheedling, palavering, luring
pestering, harassing, bullying, pestering, bugging, nagging,teasing, teasing, bullying, bugging
He was skilled at blarneying his way out of tight situations with his smooth-talking tactics.
Despite his lack of qualifications, he succeeded in blarneying the hiring manager into giving him the job.
She spent hours blarneying her parents into letting her go on the trip with her friends.
The politician was adept at blarneying voters, making grand promises during campaign speeches.
