Question

inveigle /in-VAY-guhl, -VEE-/

Accepted Answer

verb tr.To get something or to persuade someone to do something by deception or flattery.[From Old French aveugle (blind), from Latin ab- (away from) + oculus (eye). Earliest documented use: 1513.]"The Internet has changed the way new late-night hosts inveigle their ways into the hearts of fans." - Bill Carter; Familiar Night Bird Reclaims a Perch; The New York Times; Sep 9, 2013.

Back	inveigle /in-VAY-guhl, -VEE-/
Front	verb tr. To get something or to persuade someone to do something by deception or flattery. [From Old French aveugle (blind), from Latin ab- (away from) + oculus (eye). Earliest documented use: 1513.] "The Internet has changed the way new late-night hosts inveigle their ways into the hearts of fans." - Bill Carter; Familiar Night Bird Reclaims a Perch; The New York Times; Sep 9, 2013.

Inveigle In Vay Guhl Vee Verb Tr Persuade Deception Flattery