inveigled (Meaning)

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inveigled (imp. & p. p.)

of Inveigle

She inveigled her way into the exclusive club by pretending to be a VIP.
The salesman inveigled unsuspecting customers into buying overpriced products.
He inveigled his colleagues into covering for him while he took an extended break.
The charming con artist inveigled elderly individuals into giving him their life savings.
Despite her best efforts, she couldn't inveigle him into revealing his true intentions.
The children inveigled their parents into buying them toys with persistent pleading.
He inveigled his way into the top ranks of the company through cunning manipulation.
The politician inveigled voters with promises of sweeping reforms and prosperity.
She inveigled him into accompanying her to the party by appealing to his vanity.
The scheming duo inveigled their wealthy neighbor into investing in their fraudulent scheme.

of Inveigle

enticed, beguiled, seduced, lured,persuaded, ensnared, betrayed, snowed, allured, roped (in)

warned, cautioned, alerted, alerted, warned, cautioned, repulsed,forewarned, turned away, drove (away or off)

She inveigled her way into the exclusive club by pretending to be a VIP.

The salesman inveigled unsuspecting customers into buying overpriced products.

He inveigled his colleagues into covering for him while he took an extended break.

The charming con artist inveigled elderly individuals into giving him their life savings.