persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery
Jamie
@vanjpes.bsky.social
The first story in this collection, Halfway Open, about a fake ghost hunter, was in part inspired by a chapter in ‘Will Storr vs. the Supernatural’, in which Storr “…managed to inveigle my way onto a live episode of Most Haunted, the popular TV show presented by Yvette Fielding, where I stole a…
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Inveigle is the word of the day.
Inveigle: to persuade, win over, or entice someone using clever talk, flattery, or deception.
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The Mighty Jungle💙💛
@ocanannain.bsky.social
"what is it about the now-disgraced conman, that he can inveigle persons of power to kowtow to him? it's happened through T***p's entire career; but certainly should not be happening now when Americans have voted no confidence in him & hope that Democrats will enact real change"
Joyce Carol Oates
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