enveigle in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To inveigle means to persuade someone to do something through deceitful or cunning means, often by using charm or flattery.

She managed to inveigle her way into the exclusive party by pretending to know the host.
The con artist used charm and flattery to inveigle the unsuspecting victims into his scheme.
Despite his best intentions, he felt he had been inveigled into making a promise he couldn't keep.
The persuasive speaker sought to inveigle the audience into supporting his controversial proposal.
It was hard to believe that she could inveigle her friends into joining her in such a risky adventure.