cajoled (Meaning)

Webster

cajoled (imp. & p. p.)

of Cajole

She **cajoled** her friend into joining her for a spontaneous trip to the beach.
The salesman's persistent attempts to **cajole** him into buying the car only pushed him away.
The tired child **cajoled** their parents for one more bedtime story.
The politician **cajoled** the voters with promises of tax cuts and economic prosperity.
He couldn't be **cajoled** into revealing his poker hand, keeping his cards close to his chest.
The siblings playfully **cajoled** each other into a pillow fight.
Despite her best efforts, she couldn't **cajole** the stubborn cat into coming inside.
The detective skillfully **cajoled** a confession from the suspect, piecing together the truth.
The manager, known for her directness, surprised everyone when she **cajoled** the team to work late.
As the party ended, they **cajoled** their friends to stay a little longer, enjoying the company.

of Cajole

coaxed, seduced, urged, enticed, lured, begged, wooed, sweet-talked,wheedled, finagled

teased, intimidated, pestered, pestered,harassed, intimidated, harassed, nagged, teased, nagged

She **cajoled** her friend into joining her for a spontaneous trip to the beach.

The salesman's persistent attempts to **cajole** him into buying the car only pushed him away.

The tired child **cajoled** their parents for one more bedtime story.

The politician **cajoled** the voters with promises of tax cuts and economic prosperity.