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Verb
To persuade someone to do something
To encourage, goad or provoke into doing (or feeling) something
To charm or persuade someone with flattery
To influence someone (usually dishonestly) in return for money
To assuage the agitation or anger of (someone)
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
To remove or take out, especially with effort or force
Noun
A high-speed transmission line
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Verb
▲
To persuade someone to do something
persuade
cajole
inveigle
wheedle
entice
influence
tempt
lure
induce
beguile
seduce
urge
allure
charm
blarney
blandish
flatter
woo
encourage
get
decoy
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
palaver
press
con
hook
wangle
worm
barter
importune
jawbone
pester
plague
soothe
tease
sweet-talk
prevail on
soft-soap
win over
talk into
prevail upon
argue into
get round
butter up
work on
arm-twist
come on
talk someone into something
rope in
twist one's arm
convince
sway
draw
solicit
coerce
bait
bring round
smooth-talk
incite
move
invite
convert
entrap
finagle
prompt
lead on
impel
bring around
betray
exhort
talk round
instigate
attract
motivate
sell
talk
sweeten up
soften up
ensnare
argue
incline
steer
prod
suck in
compel
trick
make
brainwash
pull
lead
stimulate
bring
reason
mousetrap
honey
twist someone's arm
draw in
manipulate
deceive
goad
jockey
ask
sell one on
entreat
captivate
request
bribe
ingratiate
direct
implore
counsel
cause
pressure
snow
oil
enjoin
soap
beseech
jolly
demand
spur
beg
lean on
wile
provoke
bid
beckon
drag
tantalize
US
rope
impress
get around
turn on
inspire
work over
tantalise
UK
egg on
wheedle into
change mind
prod into
draw out
whet
soften
banter
delude
dupe
mislead
bend
change
gain
stroke
nudge
jog
sucker
appeal to
bring over
trap
toll
interest
get next to
lead astray
budge
actuate
talk over
flatter into
arouse someone's interest in
persuade to buy
string along
court
win round
bat eyes at
goose
trigger
come on to
put pressure on
sweep off feet
steamroll
squeeze
bulldoze
activate
exploit
play
control
dangle a carrot in front of
dare
put the squeeze on
dragoon
work
intimidate
exert influence on
cajole into
coax into
put someone up to something
work upon
pressurize
US
dangle
make your mouth water
whet the appetite of
appeal
push
bring to reason
make see the light
make someone see the light
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
put across
pull strings with
browbeat
prejudice
petition
insist
propose
turn
suborn
colour
UK
require
requisition
order
tell
cut any ice with
bring pressure to bear on
make yourself felt with
carry weight with
touch
bring pressure to bear upon
dispose
advise
call
drive
procure
pressurise
UK
color
US
propagandize
US
enlist
proselytize
US
extract
badger
proselyte
propagandise
UK
proselytise
UK
train
call on
insist on
call for
promote
rationalize
US
summon
command
plead with
cause to believe
pressurize into
reason someone into
press someone into
turn somebody on to
pressure someone into
convert to
lead to do
rationalise
UK
bring to senses
lead to believe
wear down
gain confidence of
win argument
prize
prove to
winkle out
more ❯
“Finally, they were able to
coax
him out of bed with the promise of a never-ending pot of coffee and donuts.”
Verb
▲
To encourage, goad or provoke into doing (or feeling) something
incite
encourage
goad
urge
provoke
prompt
stimulate
move
induce
inspire
impel
instigate
drive
spur
rouse
stir
motivate
prod
push
persuade
influence
trigger
cause
spark
prick
exhort
pique
force
impassion
solicit
procure
waken
spur on
egg on
fire up
talk into
put up to
rev up
drive on
agitate against
agitate for
spark off
get to
compel
coerce
dispose
elicit
incline
press
rally
cajole
sway
pressure
convince
occasion
impress
propel
make
nudge
lead
bring
invigorate
US
inspirit
activate
steel
actuate
incentivize
US
evoke
hearten
exhilarate
convert
animate
uplift
impact
excite
tempt
galvanize
US
inveigle
advise
get
arouse
empower
embolden
vitalize
incentivise
UK
pressurise
UK
necessitate
galvanise
UK
envigorate
UK
strike
refresh
help
pressurize
US
incentify
prevail on
pump up
stir up
suggest to
pep up
cheer on
boost up
hint to
win over
whip up
condition
predispose
determine
key up
egg
root
direct
oblige
mobilise
UK
enthuse
orient
impose on
mobilize
US
hound
badger
harass
sting
inflame
challenge
dragoon
bully
whip
goose
needle
roust
titillate
lash
sic
work up
affect
bias
give
impress on
bring round
entice
make willing
prevail
effectuate
draw
enkindle
more ❯
Verb
▲
To charm or persuade someone with flattery
butter up
flatter
persuade
adulate
brownnose
cajole
puff
wheedle
belaud
blarney
bootlick
brown-nose
court
honey
inveigle
overpraise
stroke
blandish
massage
soften
sweet-talk
talk into
lay it on thick
play up to
soft-soap
spread it on
suck up
suck up to
crawl to
grovel to
kowtow to
work on
be all over
be obsequious towards
be servile towards
be sycophantic towards
creep to
curry favour
UK
curry favor
US
fall all over
fawn on
get on the right side of
hero-worship
prevail on
toady to
truckle to
abase oneself to
build up
dance attendance on
demean oneself to
get round
make up to
prostrate oneself to
bow and scrape to
curry favor with
US
curry favour with
UK
ingratiate oneself with
keep someone sweet
rub up the right way
fawn
toady
grovel
charm
praise
woo
kowtow
crawl
truckle
entice
lick someone's boots
beguile
glorify
oil
pander to
apple-polish
creep
compliment excessively
win over
be servile
influence
compliment
fawn over
humour
UK
smooth-talk
humor
US
pay court to
be obsequious
kiss one's feet
tempt
lure
cringe
pander
palaver
ingratiate yourself
work over
induce
sway
cower
flannel
fuss
rub the right way
humble oneself
bow and scrape
prostrate oneself
panegyrize
wax lyrical about
soften up
be sycophantic
sweeten up
express admiration for
revere
urge
seduce
snow
abase yourself
say nice things about
commend
behave obsequiously
laud
bring round
pay blandishments to
cater to
lay it on
talk
elevate
worship
gush over
allure
convince
get
con
worm
manoeuvre
UK
argue
coerce
be obsequious to
beslaver
fall on one's knees
kiss up to
smoodge to
maneuver
US
importune
make much of
lay it on with a trowel
pay court
try to get on the good side of
seek the favour of
honey up
defer to
put on a pedestal
adore
venerate
puff up
lionize
US
rave over
submit
stoop
yield
press
defer
encourage
solicit
hook
fawn upon
wangle
lionise
UK
admire
abase oneself before
cultivate
eat crow
be servile to
ingratiate
give in
snivel
bow to
pay tribute to
prevail upon
rope in
soothe
knuckle under
kiss-up
be sycophantic to
finagle
scratch one's back
try to win over
argue into
soap
barter
arm-twist
throw oneself at someone's feet
kiss the feet of
submit to
draw
kiss someone's feet
get in with
cozy up
make
reason
prod
humiliate yourself
prostrate oneself before
eat humble pie
win the favor of
back-scratch
kneel
massage one's ego
himor
apple polish
get around
plague
twist one's arm
pester
come on
decoy
talk someone into something
tease
jawbone
prostrate
toe the mark
do everything for
bend
pay homage
cave in
show deference
go along with
overdo it
sweet talk
slaver
use flattery
talk blarney
butter up to
appease
to butter up
bow
fall over oneself for
fanboy
cave in to
be at beck and call
sing the praises of
abase oneself
praise to excess
bow and scrape before
praise to the skies
fangirl
kneel before
smarm around
grovel before
cringe before
buddy up
quail
stroke one's ego
exalt
roose
entreat
beg
implore
genuflect
show respect for
pamper
eat dirt
demean oneself
concede
play up
bend the knee
give way
crouch
sell
more ❯
Verb
▲
To influence someone (usually dishonestly) in return for money
bribe
corrupt
suborn
influence
fix
buy
square
lubricate
have
entice
induce
nobble
rig
persuade
affect
lure
pervert
seduce
intimidate
coerce
reward
approach
force
instigate
soap
sugar
tamper
tempt
tip
pay off
buy off
get at
grease palm
give an inducement to
get to
give someone a backhander
give someone a sweetener
keep someone sweet
oil palm
oil the palm of
win over
buy back
do business
influence by gifts
make a deal
sweeten the pot
take care of
make a deal with
snare
pay hush money to
subvert
sweeten the pot with
tamper with
manipulate
give a backhander to
give a sweetener to
grease
ransom
land
control
convince
sway
swing
secure someone's support
oil someone's hand
hustle
maneuver
US
fiddle
twist
manoeuvre
UK
precontrive
set up
massage
predetermine the result of
pull strings
prearrange the result of
preorder
frame
arrange fraudulently
preplan
stack the deck
predesign
more ❯
Verb
▲
To assuage the agitation or anger of (someone)
disarm
appease
mollify
pacify
assuage
placate
conciliate
propitiate
gentle
humour
UK
humor
US
sweeten
win over
put off guard
set at ease
win the affection of
undermine someone's resistance
soothe
calm
calm down
satisfy
quiet
quieten
make peace with
compose
still
lull
reconcile
square off
soften
allay
tranquilize
US
ease
quell
palliate
tranquillise
UK
take the edge off
relax
relieve
subdue
temper
stroke
silence
content
cool
soft-pedal
deconflict
make peace
quieten down
pour oil on troubled waters
resolve
melt
alleviate
take the sting out
mitigate
settle
quiet down
moderate
deescalate
repress
tame
prevent war
quell tensions
broker peace
qualify
dulcify
grease
pacificate
clear the air with
fix up
smooth over
butter up
smooth someone's ruffled feathers
put the lid on
bury the hatchet
kiss and make up
impose peace upon
lay back
restore harmony to
settle down
comfort
cheer
please
make up
pour oil on
play up to
salve
becalm
lullaby
lighten
control
lessen
reduce
abate
check
balm
tone down
diminish
dull
hush
reassure
contain
sedate
blunt
console
weaken
deaden
help
restrain
assure
steady
modify
untrouble
unburden
attenuate
curb
cushion
smooth
solace
dilute
damp
gladden
mellow
cool off
decrease
regulate
stifle
constrain
suppress
collect
hearten
extenuate
adjust
lenify
indulge
quench
uplift
condole
slake
stabilize
US
gratify
lift
ameliorate
take the sting out of
modulate
make calm
stabilise
UK
defuse
bolster
elevate
encourage
succor
US
succour
UK
re-collect
cheer up
take the bite out
keep in check
cool out
give solace to
bring comfort to
buoy up
get a grip on
put at ease
ease up
remit
chill out
unruffle
dampen
lower
put at rest
slacken
settle one's nerves
smother
address
improve
get control of
commute
shut down
subside
fix
excuse
take the bite out of
soften up
restrict
make reasonable
reduce the force of
heal
sugar the pill
hold in
mince
break
temperate
neutralize
US
put out a fire
do damage control
unwind
neutralise
UK
damp down
smooth down
keep under control
play down
meet halfway
smooth out
clear the air
take the heat off
dispel
banish
loosen up
dissipate
free
dismiss
eliminate
destroy
pleasure
delight
make less uptight
take a deep breath
make less tense
lighten up
bridle
give condolences to
boost
lighten burden
reanimate
support
empathize with
commiserate with
envigorate
UK
revitalise
UK
make one feel at ease
enliven
give sympathy to
quiet fears
sympathize with
buck up
revitalize
US
besoothe
invigorate
US
inspirit
make well
give a lift to
condole with
commiserate
put to rest
drive away
drive off
chase away
inhibit
govern
rejoice
warm
suit
hold
satiate
measure
fulfil
UK
rule
keep
give respite to
conquer
accommodate
tickle
suffice
bewitch
charm
feast
gas
enrapture
thrill
captivate
glad
overcome
lick
discipline
feed
agree with
make happy
humble
mute
cow
reclaim
bust
rein in
oblige
fulfill
US
favour
UK
favor
US
pull in
comply with
provide for
pander to
give in to
cater to
fawn on
get the better of
water down
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
con
cheat
defraud
swindle
fleece
stiff
bilk
diddle
sucker
cozen
sting
hustle
skin
flimflam
rook
victimise
UK
victimize
US
bleed
do
shortchange
screw
fiddle
hose
stick
mulct
squeeze
short
chisel
gaff
skunk
ream
chouse
thimblerig
euchre
trick
pluck
deceive
nobble
dupe
beat
bamboozle
hoodwink
fool
scam
mislead
gull
exploit
finagle
hoax
milk
delude
embezzle
gazump
chicane
bunco
swizzle
hornswoggle
sharp
swizz
inveigle
entrap
wheedle
kid
humbug
cajole
lure
butty
rip off
shake down
do in
double-cross
take advantage of
take for a ride
put one over on
string along
pull a fast one on
take to the cleaners
sell a pup
sell a pup to
do the dirty on
sweet-talk
pull a fast one
screw over
shaft
sandbag
clip
rob
gouge
steal
burn
overcharge
snooker
take in
rush
sell down the river
beguile
sell a bill of goods to
short-change
pull a swifty on
stitch up
betray
sell
do out of
snow
double-deal
goldbrick
soak
have
extort
illude
cross
take
lead up the garden path
fudge
give someone a bum steer
rope in
do a number on
sell out
stab in the back
wring
plunder
trim
overreach
pilfer
backstab
shuck
blackmail
jerk around
run a game on
give the shaft
sell a bill of goods
balk
US
baulk
UK
suck dry
set up
two-time
do someone in the eye
con out of
prey on
weasel
fraud
circumvent
disappoint
thwart
heist
use
filch
extract
pigeon
frame
grift
outwit
pauperize
impoverish
rip-off
surcharge
welsh
wrest
expel
force
wrench
jive
strong-arm
pad
nick
put the screws to
be sold a pup
extortion
suck the life out of
charge too much
bleed dry
have on
lead down the garden path
do number on
pull fast one
sucker into
rook out of
steal someone blind
tear from
bleed someone of something
bluff
lirt
blench
rogue
belirt
crib
juggle
go back on
be disloyal
be dishonest
step out
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
hit below the belt
caboodle
play dirty
bend the rules
beat out of
deprive
fail
pull one's leg
split
fast talk
take out
give bum steer
break the rules
intimidate
be unfaithful to
be disloyal to
molest
let down
harass
hound
play someone false
break faith with
attack
terrorize
US
double deal
terrorise
UK
four-flush
pick on
do someone out of something
swindle out of
dispossess of
deprive of
rob of
strip of
cheat out of
trick out of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove or take out, especially with effort or force
prize
extract
wrest
pull
uproot
dislodge
wring
pry
yank
corkscrew
winkle
wrench
raise
root out
tear out
drag out
winkle out
work free
work loose
remove
pluck
take out
extricate
draw out
pull out
deracinate
eradicate
draw
extirpate
weed
dig up
weed out
pluck out
prize out
rip out
wrench out
withdraw
lever
tear
unearth
rip
evulse
release
free
force out
pull up
dig out
take off
tear up
pull out by the roots
rip up
tear up by the roots
fish out
grub up
physically remove
grub out
wheedle
remove by force
pull up by the roots
tweak
prise
pick
twist
seize
snatch
snap
pick out
pull off
wring out
pick off
rend
cull
gather
uplift
heave
disengage
uprear
upraise
pry out
elevate
lift
hoist
take apart
unstick
isolate
reap
unsheathe
siphon
US
drag
mine
separate
garner
secure
root
avulse
catheterize
syphon
UK
obtain
separate out
bring out
haul out
eke out
sunder out
pick up
wheedle out
get out
sift
detach
produce
sort
take
winnow
harvest
clear
retrieve
screen
collect
select
sort out
loosen
untangle
disconnect
disentangle
abstract
filter
eliminate
glean
liberate
whip out
grab
segregate
disentwine
unload
choose
accumulate
divide
tug
disencumber
unfasten
sever
amass
get
let go
coax out
discumber
whisk
filter out
sieve
take away
jerk
get rid of
fish
empty
confiscate
derive
displace
rescue
finagle
uncover
unleash
set free
comb
divide up
pull free
get free
cast off
get loose
force
whip
sift out
peel
discard
loose
undo
disjoin
disembed
prise out
ferret out
exhume
dissociate
pump
suck
tap
take by force
part
separate the wheat from the chaff
dig
root up
emancipate
uncouple
yank out
hoick out
crop
reject
decontextualize
tug out
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