inveigle in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inveigle in the PONS Dictionary

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inveigle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to inveigle sb into (doing) sth
embaucar a alguien para (que haga) algo
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Thus, moggies have a ludicrous way of inveigling their way into lives even of those who go to the greatest lengths to avoid them.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Highlighting development during the election campaign was just a ploy to inveigle the electorate into voting for the party.
echoofindia.com
A chum inveigled him to take a role in a school production, and after first resisting, he got the bug.
www.stuff.co.nz
So our heroine is inveigled into taking a picture of seemingly everyone in the village.
www.cnet.com
For this show, they inveigled their way into a community of hospice workers.
www.independent.ie
As the poor becomes poorer, they are then inveigled to gamble in an effort to attain instant riches and be instantly elevated from poverty.
jamaica-gleaner.com
That's the city's call to make and if you don't like it, you can inveigle against it as you have done so well.
themainlander.com
I hope she can be inveigled into returning for guest lectures.
www.stuff.co.nz
During the next few days, that fear, that thought, inveigled its way into my desperately tired brain, over and over again.
www.independent.co.uk
She'll even try to inveigle her daughter into the plan if she thinks it will get her what she wants.
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