Verb:

ముఖస్తుతిని తిరస్కరించండి, బ్లో విషయాలు, బ్లైండ్, స్మెర్,

wheedled's Usage Examples:

before he turned 21 he had developed a habit for spending, and constantly wheedled money out of his parents.

When Leyzer Bernshtein"s troupe arrived, he wheedled a place in it.

say: "I was the chief of the biggest Polish defense company and somebody wheedled money.

On the subject of Pinot noir, Thompson has stated, "Even where it prospers, [Pinot noir] needs to be coaxed, wheedled, flattered, cajoled, cursed.

where it prospers, [Pinot noir] needs to be coaxed, wheedled, flattered, cajoled, cursed and (or) prayed over almost ounce by ounce through a series of.

Mavis tried to refuse but he wheedled a yes out of her.

need her, not a goal of his affections, to be commanded and not to be wheedled.

Army officers observed that the chiefs "had been wheedled and bullied into signing.

Army officers claimed that the chiefs had been "wheedled and bullied into signing.

Delestang, a man of great wealth who can easily be wheedled, while he himself takes a respectable nonentity of a wife who will not.

which do not appear in any of Schmidt’s published scientific papers were "wheedled out of him" by Outside magazine for an article it published in 1996.

worthy class indeed, to be courted and flattered at election times and wheedled with all sorts of fair promises of what could be done for them".

evening dress who crooned operatic airs with ease and effect, and afterward wheedled members of the audience into buying her portrait postcards.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

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