Verb:

అప్పిచ్చు, ఎర, లంచం ఇచ్చుట, రాని, అదీనంలోకి తీసుకోను,

inveigling's Usage Examples:

Wintle made legal history when he brought a legal action against a dishonest solicitor named Nye, whom he accused of appropriating £44,000 from the estate of Wintle's deceased cousin, by inveigling her into leaving the residue of her estate to Nye in her will.

Both tales feature a supernatural being inveigling a mortal to enter an enchanted area on promise of rich reward; both tales.

February 22, 1959 (1959-02-22) Bart has an unexpectedly difficult time inveigling his way into a high-stakes poker game—the only way in is to win the favor.

The plot is a typical Wodehouse romance, with Psmith inveigling himself into the idyllic castle, where there are the usual crop of girls.

boy shouted out “that’s right, take away the nasty fellow, I saw him inveigling some children”.

Stephanie knows where Dickie or the "40 million is, follows her around, inveigling herself into a family dinner at the Plum home, and even saves her from.

appropriating £44,000 from the estate of Wintle"s deceased cousin, by inveigling her into leaving the residue of her estate to Nye in her will.

The prosecution charged Grey with "inveigling the Lady Henrietta Berkeley away, and causing her to live an ungodly and.

Portfolio, most of his time seems taken up with malicious glances and general inveigling.

Witnesses confirmed both the inveigling of tradespersons abroad and the placing of apprentices in England.

These preliminary tonic effects could have acted as a kind of "bait" inveigling an elixir-taker deeper into substance intoxication, even to the point.

After much persuading and inveigling Kamehameha agreed and went with Vancouver.

miles from the wreck, and the treacherous conduct of the Spaniards, in inveigling on board and taking possession of the boats and their crews, all and every.

Synonyms:

cajole, bully, soft-soap, swagger, blarney, browbeat, wheedle, coax, sweet-talk, persuade, palaver,

Antonyms:

disparage, unfashionable, ride, talk out of, dissuade,