Cajole

ca·jole [kuh-johl]
verb (used with object), verb (used without object), ca·joled, ca·jol·ing.
1. to persuade someone into doing something they are reluctant to do by means of flattery; to coax:
:He cajoled his boss into giving him a day off.
==Origin==
1635-45; < French cajoler to cajole or chatter like a jaybird, apparently derivative of *cajole birdcage (< Late Latin caveola < Latin cave (a) cage + -ola ole1) + -er infinitive suffix
==Synonyms==
1. wheedle, seduce, entice, tempt
==Antonyms==
1. disenchant, repulse
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