How to use CAJOLE in a sentence

Cajole (v) to persuade with flattery or gentle urging especially in the face of reluctance. Real life examples of how to use the SAT vocabulary word Cajole in a sentence. Check out these examples and then try it yourself! Subscribe to our channel to watch hundreds of videos that teach you the most frequent SAT and GRE words so you can rock your test! www.vocabslam.com

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1.) You tricked me into shaving off my mustache! I never thought I'd be cajoled into getting rid of it.
2) I'm really glad you cajoled me into that bike ride yesterday; I was really tired after the Shake Shack, but that really perked me up so I'm glad that you convinced me.
3.) I tried to cajole my boss into giving me a raise this week, but I got fired.
4.) I'm not very worldly, but my wife cajoled me into going to Spain, she said it would make me look more cultural.
5.) The guy I was seeing today cajoled me into staying longer by making me pancakes.
6.) The shady salesman cajoled me into buying a dress I didn't really like at the end of the day.
7.) This guy cajoled me into giving 10% of my income to charity.