cajole kuh-JOHL verb WS #7

to persuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery; to wheedle or coax

1. The salesman cajoled potential customers with promises of exclusive deals.
2. Parents sometimes have to cajole their children into eating vegetables.
3. He cajoled his way into getting a better seat at the concert.
4. She tried to cajole her friend into going to the party.
5. The diplomat cajoled the opposing parties into reaching a compromise.