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coax English

Meaning coax meaning

What does coax mean?

coax

— verb (= palaver) influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering He palavered her into going along — noun (= coaxial cable) a transmission line for high-frequency signals

Synonyms coax synonyms

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coax English » English

cajole wheedle persuade flatter entice sweet-talk induce coaxial cable allure urge seduce inveigle convince tempt palaver blarney soothe lure fondle fascinate coax cable charm blandish talk into suborn solicit prevail upon invite influence humour fawn exhort entreat console comfort chat up bribe bewitch beguile attract argue appease adulate woo win over wangle tide over tease talk over talk amorously

Coax English » English

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Conjugation coax conjugation

How do you conjugate coax?

coax · verb

Examples coax examples

How do I use coax in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Don't coax them, father. If they want to stay, they will.
If you insist being an idiot, I won't coax you. How about you?
So you keep them flying, try to coax them back on their feet.
I was wrong to let you coax me here, Rebecca.
Coax her for me.
You coax her.
Are you trying to coax me?
A word to the wise now to the garbage collectors of the world, to the curio seekers, to the antique buffs, to everyone who would try to coax out a miracle from unlikely places.
We'll just have to coax them in a little.
So coax me, implore me, I promise you won't bore me.
Didn't that witch of a mother of yours give you spells and charms. to coax music from those heathen pipes?
Hooker, see if you can coax Goldie May over here.
You've got to give them the odds if you want to coax them out.
You coax a man into doing it to you, and a man gets the message fast.
Don't coax me.
You're the first woman I ever had to coax into an evening gown.
Don't make us coax you.
If you insist being an idiot, I won't coax you.
Just coax then on and, ban.
You coax him out.
Say, uh, Jack, would you see if you could coax some sounds out of Sarang?
Despite his fear of height, she managed to coax Clarence into the lift.
But Inspector, I didn't coax at all.
Or can he sort of coax them along with just his fingers?
I didn't have to coax her tonight.
Let me coax you.
Just coax 'em on, and wham!
I might coax them.
But the little nipper is so excited about our camping trip, I just couldn't coax him out of the car.
Gently coax the flavors out.
I shall coax the steadfast Chancellor to annul the high court's decision.
That's when I can coax this system on line.
Hit one. lt was over his attempt to coax an ensign to his quarters. against her will.
We've been able to coax superstar James Taylor in here to Mission Control. to wish you well and play you a little of his own brand. of laid-back, adult contemporary music.
Technically, he's not a patient anymore, but it's taken me this long to coax him out of Sick Bay.

News and current affairs

Much responsibility rests with Lukashenko, but the EU must make every effort to coax Belarus into the family of European nations, where it belongs.
Is there any way to coax the IMF's largest members, especially the United States and China, to help diffuse the risks posed by the world's massive trade imbalances?
CHICAGO - As governments do more to try to coax the world economy out of recession, the danger of protectionism is becoming more real.
America's belief that a harsh sanctions regime could coax Iran into a deal has proved - at least so far - to be unrealistic.

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