cajole in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

cajole in the PONS Dictionary

cajole Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to cajole sb into/out of doing sth
blandire qu affinché faccia/non faccia qc

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He tries to cajole his son to walk away from his relationship.
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She cajoled authors and financial contributors to meet deadlines.
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He was eventually cajoled into accepting the post by his father-in-law's followers.
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She cajoled leading writers, musicians, adventurers, sportsmen and artists into appearing on the show.
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He cajoles and persuades and convinces and everybody is inclined to trust him, including me.
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He had cajoled his bankers into renewing bank loans that were equal to three times the company's current assets.
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He knows how to cajole people to his own advantage.
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The youngsters cajole people considerate enough to pick them up into taking them home.
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This wooing and cajoling is done in a loving and tender way, a gesture called "lambing".
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The latter would tease, cajole and sit on visitors' laps or pose for photographs for a fee.
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