What is another word for inveigling ?

Having the power to attract, charm or beguile

mesmerizing^US

likable^US

hypnotizing^US

hypnotising^UK

likeable^UK

mesmerising^UK

civilized^US

civilised^UK

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“Stop our ears against its enchanting song, and let our eyes be blind to its inveigling charms.”

Adjective

not taking no for an answer

Able to persuade or convince

within the bounds of possibility

energizing^US

galvanizing^US

galvanising^UK

energising^UK

organized^US

organised^UK

with both feet on the ground

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Verb

bringing round to the idea of

Inducing someone to do something

manoeuvring^UK

maneuvering^US

twisting someone's arm

counseling^US

counselling^UK

gaining confidence of

roping in

entrapping

biasing^US

biassing^UK

arousing someone's interest in

exerting influence on

steamrolling

sucking in

putting someone up to something

gaining one's confidence

dispelling doubt

dispelling someone's doubts

putting mind at ease

selling to

impressing to

causing to feel certain

putting someone's mind at rest

demonstrating to

making certain

reasoning someone into believing

talking someone into something

turning somebody on to

proselytising^UK

pressing someone into

propagandising^UK

wearing down

pressuring someone into

reasoning someone into

galvanizing^US

galvanising^UK

putting the screws on

colouring^UK

making yourself felt with

bringing pressure to bear on

bringing pressure to bear upon

coloring^US

moulding^UK

molding^US

making an impression on

getting somebody on your side

leaving an impression on

gaining somebody's support

lighting a fire under

showing someone the error of their ways

making someone see the light

showing one the error of their ways

bringing in

budging

corrupting

tugging at your heartstrings

putting the squeeze on

channeling^US

channelling^UK

making you of a mind to

exerting an influence on

having someone do something

troubling

using strong-arm tactics on

making your presence felt

going through one's head

coming to the mind of

making an impact on

coming into one's consciousness

bringing pressure to bear

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“Only when she has managed to inveigle him into a marriage would the process of dismantling and rebuilding his character begin.”

Verb

putting someone up to something

Present participle for to persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception

maneuvering^US

manoeuvring^UK

making your mouth water

dangling a carrot in front of

whetting the appetite of

keeping someone hanging on

fabricating evidence against

fabricating charges against

falsely incriminating

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“Roy, looking sharp in a grey suit, had managed to inveigle his way into City Hall through the side entrance.”

Verb

complimenting excessively

Present participle for to persuade (someone) to do something by means of flattery

humouring^UK

lionizing^US

worshipping^UK

worshiping^US

humoring^US

lionising^UK

putting on a pedestal

kissing one's feet

snowing

beslavering

expressing admiration for

waxing lyrical about

rubbing the right way

laying it on with a trowel

paying blandishments to

saying nice things about

keeping someone sweet

ingratiating oneself with

rubbing up the right way

dancing attendance on

curry favouring with

curry favoring

getting on the right side of

prostrating oneself to

grovelling to

getting round

groveling^US

grovelling^UK

ingratiating yourself

licking someone's boots

seeking the favour of

trying to get on the good side of

prostrating oneself before

abasing yourself

kissing someone's feet

bowing and scrape before

catering to

cringing before

laying it on

abasing oneself before

singing the praises of

falling over oneself for

praising to the skies

falling on one's knees

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“He determines to extract the secret from the Countess and inveigle himself into Lisa's good graces.”

Verb

pulling the wool over someone's eyes

Present participle for to deceive or cheat

victimising^UK

victimizing^US

pulling a fast one on

pulling a swifty on

taking to the cleaners

pulling one's leg

selling a pup to

roping in

leading up the garden path

chiselling^UK

chiseling^US

putting on false front

giving the wrong impression

sending on a wild goose chase

giving someone a bum steer

putting on the wrong track

playing trick on

putting up smoke screen

giving wrong information to

leading up garden path

leading down the garden path

wrong steering

throwing off the scent

getting the better of

pulling someone's leg

double-dealing

selling a bill of goods to

suckering into

doing out of

doing number on

doing someone in the eye

slipping something over on

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Verb

Present participle for to cause (someone) to have a liking for or interest in something

mesmerising^UK

mesmerizing^US

spellbinding

hypnotising^UK

hypnotizing^US

inclining

pulling

magnetising^UK

magnetizing^US

exerting influence on

catching your eye

making a hit with

sweeping off feet

whetting the appetite of

floating someone's boat

lighting someone's fire

making your mouth water

tickling your fancy

turning someone's head

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