English Lit. Vocab. Week 6. cajole I am not about to cajole or flatter you into a reception of my views. I am not about to cajole or flatter you into.

Cajole  To coax  Synonyms beguile, blandish, brownnose, coax, con, entice, flatter, lure, persuade, sweettalk, tease beguile, blandish, brownnose, coax, con, entice, flatter, lure, persuade, sweettalk, tease beguileblandishbrownnosecoaxcon enticeflatterlurepersuade tease beguileblandishbrownnosecoaxcon enticeflatterlurepersuade tease
abyss  Bottomless pit  Synonyms bottom, cavity, chasm, crevasse, depths, gulf, hades, hell, inferno, pit, void bottom, cavity, chasm, crevasse, depths, gulf, hades, hell, inferno, pit, void bottomcavitychasmcrevasse gulfhellinfernopitvoid bottomcavitychasmcrevasse gulfhellinfernopitvoid

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