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For clarity's sake, Hoog defines "inveigle" as "to lure or lead astray by false representations or promises, or other deceitful means" and "decoy" as "enticement or luring by means of some fraud, trick, or temptation." United States v.
What they don't appreciate is that some where along the line, it is not so much literacy skills he has acquired, but more negotiation skills and he manages to inveigle me into exchanging the tokens for hard currency - far more use in the 'Games' section at HMV.
This was when Eve Boswell seemed to think the way to inveigle a chap into a romantic encounter was to invite him to a barbecue where they could jointly indulge in Pickin' A Chicken.
It seems to me that, like so many others who inveigle their way into positions of influence, they know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Sweeney or orders Hatton and Cully to step up the pressure on DS Gary Tate - who responds by trying to inveigle Pauline into betraying Howie and Colin.
But while Marcos wanted an independent-foreign-policy sheen to his rule, it was, in fact, a way to inveigle greater support from Washington.
WHY are power salesmen, charity collectors and crank evangelists allowed to inveigle their way into the homes of the elderly, disabled and families with kids with the kind of ID you can knock up on any computer?
Last Commands Of Xyralothep Via MES and The Past#2 both inveigle with cryptic spleen and the latter's stripped down sound (just drone-keyboard with simple riff, drum-kit and vocal for the most part) highlights and focuses ('Pre-assumptions don't bring a harvest') the lyrics riffing on memory, truth and lies in the human jungle.
Let us not inveigle ourselves into thinking that political dynasties are driven by altruism or public service.
Our politicians may try to inveigle us with their plans for political and social reform, but it must surely be from the Church that we should be expecting strong leadership and clear vision in a matter as momentous as this.
Or simply inveigle you to sign a fraudulent receipt overstating the discount.