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cajole someone into something to coax or persuade someone to do something. They tried to cajole us into helping them move. You can't cajole me into doing that! cajole someone out of something 1. to coax or persuade someone not to do something. Try and cajole her out of going there. I cajoled her out of leaving so soon. 2. to coax or persuade someone to give up something or give away something. She tried to cajole him out of his inheritance. See also: out How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In many of the aforementioned situations the teacher is the central figure--a sage, a cajoler, a mother-figure, a drill sergeant or even a clown. Producer Lovullo saw his role as a combination psychologist, scheduler, talent scout, gofer, cajoler, financial officer and troubleshooter. On any legislative matter, the bishops or their representatives might testify at congressional hearings, write letters to members of Congress, or act as one of the many behind-the-scenes coaxers and cajolers on Capitol Hill. |
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