coax
Urge with sweetness
To coax is to persuade gently through patience, flattery, or persistent encouragement: She coaxed the cat out from under the bed.
You coax a reluctant child into eating vegetables, coax information from someone hesitant to share.
The word implies gradual success through soft persistence rather than force or demand.
Things can also be coaxed into working: He coaxed the old engine back to life.
cajole
Persuade through flattery
urge · sway · sweet-talk · entice · influence · induce · beguile · charm · gentle · patient
F-type
Jaguar sports car
broadband · signal · antenna · satellite · HDTV · RF · transmission · bandwidth · copper · dielectric
- verbsjump, be, speak, wait, do
- persuasionpersuade, persuasion, persuasive, convince, convincing
- persuasion tacticscharm, butter up, flattery, flatter, manipulation
- vocalizationsspeak, speaking, talking, whisper, shout
- ways to change mindsconvince, persuade, sway, cajole, win over
- networkingrouter, routers, LAN, WAN, switches
- coaxial cableShielded radio frequency wire
- coax cableShielded copper signal conductor