#amaguli
- To cajole — A regional or archaic variant of the verbs 'a amăgi' or 'a măguli'; to mislead someone with sweet words, to entice, to deceive someone's hopes, or to subtly flatter to gain favor. This term blends the semantic nuances of illusory enticement with those of flattery, found historically in specific dialectal areas of the Romanian language.
- Cajolery — The act of cajoled deception and its result; enticement achieved through flattering words or subtle adulation, combined with misleading actions. The term represents a hybrid manifestation in old dialects, describing the process by which a person is lured into a mental or emotional trap due to false compliments and empty promises.
- Cajoled — Regarding a person who has been enticed, misled, or flattered through sweet words and deceptive promises; tricked by adulation. The meaning blends the feeling of naive pride (triggered by praise) with the state of being a victim of misinformation or an emotional ruse.
- Cajoling — Cajoling, enticing; that misleads, deceives, or flatters through sweet words, exaggerated compliments, or illusory promises. The term combines the persuasive and deceptive character of a delusion with the pleasing but false nuance of flattery, used in old dialects to describe behavior or speech destined to lower someone's vigilance.