fast-talks (Meaning)

fast-talks

to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk

No weak antonyms found.

The salesman fast-talked the customer into buying a product they didn't need.
The politician fast-talked the audience with promises he couldn't keep.
The con artist fast-talked the wealthy widow out of her life savings.
The lawyer fast-talked the jury, hoping to sway their opinion.
The insurance agent fast-talked the client into buying a policy they didn't understand.
The fast-talking promoter promised incredible returns on a shady investment.
The fast-talking car dealer convinced the buyer that the used car was in mint condition.
The fast-talking recruiter lured candidates with unrealistic job offers.
The fast-talking motivational speaker hyped up the crowd with empty promises.
The fast-talking telemarketer tried to pressure the homeowner into buying a product they didn't want.

to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk

leads on, blandishes, wins (over), exhorts, brings, blarneys, prevails (on or upon), convinces, argues, urges

dissuades,discourages, deters,unsells,

The salesman fast-talked the customer into buying a product they didn't need.

The politician fast-talked the audience with promises he couldn't keep.

The con artist fast-talked the wealthy widow out of her life savings.

The lawyer fast-talked the jury, hoping to sway their opinion.