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coax

[kohks] / koʊks /


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Like Ossa, Mamdani said he didn’t need any coaxing to agree to a cat.

From The Wall Street Journal

Researchers have discovered a way to coax the bacteria living in animals' digestive systems into acting like miniature factories that produce compounds linked to longer life.

From Science Daily

“Come on come on come on,” he coaxed the machine.

From Literature

Michael Carrick is far too experienced to get coaxed into giving away whether he wants to become Manchester United's next permanent manager.

From BBC

Former Liverpool striker Sadio Mane stayed on the pitch and tried to coax his Senegal team-mates back on to finish the match.

From BBC