Word of the Day
August 31, 2026
INVEIGLE
- To inveigle someone is to persuade them in a clever or deceptive way to do something. Inveigle can also mean “to get something in a clever or deceptive way.” // According to rumors, the company inveigled employees into signing the agreement.
- to cajole, also ENVEIGLE, INVEAGLE [v INVEIGLED, INVEIGLING, INVEIGLES]
- to induce by guile or flattery [v INVEIGLED, INVEIGLES, INVEIGLING]
- to lure or entice
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