﹒To persuade someone gradually or by flattery to do something.
﹒To manipulate or maneuver something carefully into a particular position or state.
﹒She managed to coax the frightened kitten out from under the porch with a piece of tuna.
﹒The salesman tried to coax me into buying a more expensive model than I had originally planned.
﹒He gently coaxed the engine to start after it had stalled in the cold weather.
If the word feels off in actual usage, report it with one tap so we can review and improve it quickly.
Logged-in users see roughly 70% fewer ads. Save bookmarks and search more comfortably.
Sign inNo ads. More searches. Everywhere.
Cancel anytime in Google Play