Sentences

cajoler in a sentence

n.

Definition

Cajoler: a person who persuades someone to do something through flattery or gentle urging.

Sample Sentences

  1. She tried to cajole him into going to the party with promises of his favorite dessert.
  2. Despite her best efforts to cajole her friend into joining the gym, he remained uninterested.
  3. The politician attempted to cajole the voters with charming speeches and empty promises.
  4. He managed to cajole the reluctant child into finishing her vegetables with stories of superheroes.
  5. Cajoling his coworkers into participating in the charity event proved to be more challenging than he anticipated.
  6. She used her charm to cajole the committee into approving her proposal.
  7. The teacher’s playful cajoling helped motivate the students to engage more in class discussions.
  8. It took a lot of cajoling, but eventually, she convinced him to take a leap of faith and start his own business.
  9. Cajoling her cat into the carrier was a task that required both patience and creativity.
  10. They knew he was a skilled cajoler, always able to persuade others to see things his way.

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