allure, blandish, coax, draw on, entangle, enweb, give the come-on, lime, noose, snare, suck in, trap
Last update: September 5, 2016
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His friend inveigled him to start the new venture. [verb]
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His son tried to inveigle him into giving his money for taking a trip to Europe. [Please select]
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He saw me draw it, inveigled himself into my confidence, and picked my pocket. [Please select]
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"It is as I thought," Jasper said to himself; "she inveigled my father into the marriage." [Please select]
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Yes, but it was still more the fault of the traitor who, in order to separate him from his master, and detain the latter at Hong Kong, had inveigled him into getting drunk. [Please select]
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His friend inveigled him [Please select]
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The kidnapper inveigle the boy with a puppy. [Please select]
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A genial fat-faced old lady of uncertain age tried to inveigle us into a game of bridge, but that was not what we came for, so we strenuously refused. [verb]
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He had his secret instructions and could not be inveigled into betraying himself. [Please select]
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Samson was the man to see-- Samson the man to be inveigled in the nets. [Please select]
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