✅ Coax means to gently persuade or encourage someone to do something (She coaxed the cat out of the tree with treats).

✅ Wheedle means to influence or persuade someone through flattery or subtle manipulation (He wheedled his way into getting an extra slice of cake).

✅ Both words describe attempts to persuade someone.

✅ Coax implies gentle encouragement, while wheedle often involves more cunning or flattery (I coaxed my friend into going to the gym; I wheedled my way out of doing chores).

✅ The adjective wild refers to something untamed, uncontrolled, or natural (The wild horses roamed freely in the field).

✅ Ferocious describes anything that is savagely fierce or aggressive (The ferocious lion attacked its prey with brutal force).

✅ Both words describe things that are intense or untamed.

✅ Wild can describe both behavior and natural states, while ferocious is more focused on aggression and savagery (The storm grew wild and unpredictable; The ferocious guard dog scared everyone away).

✅ Noise refers to any unwanted or disruptive sound (The noise from the construction site was unbearable).

✅ Clamor refers to a loud, continuous, and often chaotic noise, especially from a crowd or group (The clamor of the protesters echoed through the streets).

✅ Both words describe loud sounds.

✅ Anyone or anything can make a noise, but clamor usually refers to loud and collective sounds, often involving many people (Crickets make a lot of noise at night; The clamor at the concert was deafening).