coaxed (out) (Meaning)

coaxed (out)

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The teacher coaxed out a shy student's opinion by asking gentle, encouraging questions.
The veterinarian coaxed out a timid cat from its hiding spot with enticing treats.
The salesperson coaxed out a customer's preferences by skillfully listening and asking probing questions.
The therapist coaxed out a patient's repressed memories through a combination of empathy and guided imagery.
The parent coaxed out their anxious child's fears by offering reassurance and support.
The journalist coaxed out a witness's testimony by building trust and creating a safe environment.
The recruiter coaxed out a candidate's skills and expertise through a series of targeted interview questions.
The negotiator coaxed out a compromise from the opposing party by finding common ground and building rapport.
The writer coaxed out the protagonist's inner thoughts and emotions by using vivid imagery and introspective dialogue.
The painter coaxed out the beauty of the landscape by capturing subtle nuances of light and shadow.

obtained, gained, dredged (up), extracted, secured, procured, pulled, got, uncovered, wrested

neglected, missed, forgot, overlooked, disregarded, passed over,ignored,,overpassed

The teacher coaxed out a shy student's opinion by asking gentle, encouraging questions.

The veterinarian coaxed out a timid cat from its hiding spot with enticing treats.

The salesperson coaxed out a customer's preferences by skillfully listening and asking probing questions.

The therapist coaxed out a patient's repressed memories through a combination of empathy and guided imagery.