persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery
Quite Uninteresting
@quiteuninteresting.bsky.social
"Tech giants Nvidia and Apple each committed $25 million, the top contribution amount."
Tech Giants: We can afford to siphons millions on a ballroom to inveigle ourselves with a corrupt autocrat, but don't you DARE tax us.
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Shivvers in Fear 🙀
@shivvy.blacksky.app
TIL from @postoctobrist.bsky.social
To inveigle: to trick or persuade someone using flattery, cleverness or charm
“I inveigled my wife to let me make kimchi in the house”
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Stuart
@stringerbelly.bsky.social
Today I have correctly used the words inveigle and incipient and I don't own alphabetic toilet paper.
I'm quietly proud.
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