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cajole

[kuh-johl] / kəˈdʒoʊl /


Example Sentences

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My mother did her best to cajole me into going.

From MarketWatch

With no budget to hire trained reporters, Ned leans on the paper's dwindling staff, cajoling disgruntled employees into volunteering as journalists despite them having no idea what they're doing.

From BBC

Do they need cajoling or taking down a peg or two?

From BBC

So the amount of damage control and cajoling it will take to keep things on track after the disaster in Arizona is enough to make a good fire advocate’s head spin.

From Los Angeles Times

As the administration’s Aug. 12 letter put it, the object is to cajole, and even force, them to all follow “the President’s directive.”

From Salon