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Meanings of coaxing in anglès

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raspallada

Flattery designed to gain favor.

raspallada

Pleasingly persuasive or intended to persuade.

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Usage of coaxing in anglès
1
One, the incentivizing tack, called for coaxing China from developing the bomb.
Reuters
2
Perhaps we should be doing a better job of coaxing them over.
The Guardian
3
Sven-Erik was coaxing information out of her about all kinds of things.
The blood spilt
4
The men dropped more fuel on the fires, coaxing the flame brighter.
The Leopard Woman
5
His mellow voice was made for coaxing, but was used to bully.
Complete Books of Blood
6
After much coaxing from her father, Daisy goes to Governor Gill's mansion.
The new yorker
7
Such perfect genetics from generations of Bene Gesserit coaxing human genetic stock.
Paul of dune
8
But Sherman needed coaxing into his first tentative steps off the grass.
Radio NZ
9
At last the younger woman said in her previous deferential, coaxing tone,-
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 7
10
Then those others are coaxing the flowers to spring up and bud.
Dreamland
11
When Rose was in a coaxing mood, few people could resist her.
What Katy Did at School
12
She had drawn quite near to him, in her challenging coaxing intentness.
England, My England
13
While Maria was affectionately coaxing the little one, Peter entered the room.
The Burgomaster's Wife — Volume 05
14
Farther on, in a kind of bay, she wished to stop, coaxing:
Original Short Stories — Volume 09
15
They were coaxing the Indians, with fine presents, to fight the English.
George Washington
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It's going to take a lot of coaxing to get them back.
The thing from another world
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Translations for coaxing
Coaxing through the time
Coaxing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common