cajolery

Example:He used soft cajolery to persuade her.

Definition:Gentle and smooth in speech

Example:The politician employed a mixture of rhetoric and cajolery to win over the crowd.

Definition:The art of using language effectively, particularly for public speaking

Example:His flattery only gained his cajolery into the meeting.

Definition:The act of saying nice things in order to make someone like or respect you

Example:She countered his cajolery with a sharp wit.

Definition:Sensible humour or quick thinking

Example:The charm was used to cajole the committee into agreeing.

Definition:The quality of being both attractive and charming

Example:The eloquence of her speech added to the cajolery.

Definition:The quality of being artfully or persuasively spoken

Example:When faced with criticism, she chose a retreat rather than cajolery.

Definition:To move back or away, typically in order to avoid a threat, conflict, or adverse situation

Example:The advice she gave was clear deception through cajolery.

Definition:An attempt to mislead by pretending that something is false or different from what it really is

Example:Her dissemblance included subtle cajolery to get her way.

Definition:The action or practice of concealing one's true feelings, opinions, or intentions

Example:He made a plea of cajolery to a jury.

Definition:A formal request for something, such as for a court to make a specific decision in a legal case