cajolement (Meaning)

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cajolement (n.)

The act of cajoling; the state of being cajoled; cajolery.

The politician's **cajolery** failed to convince the skeptical audience of his sincerity.
She responded negatively to his **cajolery**, sensing his manipulative intent.
Despite their **cajolery**, the cat remained stubbornly outside, refusing to come in from the cold.
The teacher knew empty **cajolery** wouldn't work and opted for a more direct approach with the unruly student.
His **cajolery** was in stark contrast to his usual authoritative demeanor, causing everyone to raise an eyebrow.
The salesperson's **cajolery** felt disingenuous, making the customer even more hesitant to purchase the product.
The children's **cajolery** eventually melted their parents' hearts, who granted them their request with a lighthearted sigh.
The detective, skilled in the art of interrogation, employed **cajolery** alongside strategic questioning to elicit information from the suspect.
The politician relied on promises and **cajolery** to win over voters, focusing on short-term solutions rather than long-term policies.
While **cajolery** can be an effective tool in some situations, genuine communication and respect often yield better results in the long run.

The act of cajoling; the state of being cajoled; cajolery.

blandishment, convincing, entreaty, seduction, inducing, coaxing, wheedling,exhortation, suasion, inducement

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The politician's **cajolery** failed to convince the skeptical audience of his sincerity.

She responded negatively to his **cajolery**, sensing his manipulative intent.

Despite their **cajolery**, the cat remained stubbornly outside, refusing to come in from the cold.

The teacher knew empty **cajolery** wouldn't work and opted for a more direct approach with the unruly student.