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Beguile (Verb)

Influence by slyness.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The con artist was able to beguile many investors with his charming smile and false promises of guaranteed returns.
Her opponent tried to beguile her with flattery, but she saw right through the insincere praise.
The cunning salesperson managed to beguile the buyer into spending more money than he initially intended.
The corrupt politician used his charisma to beguile the public, hiding his true intentions behind a mask of trustworthiness.
The smooth-talking defendant attempted to beguile the jury with his persuasive storytelling, but the evidence proved his guilt.

Attract; cause to be enamored; "She captured all the men's hearts".

Verbs of feeling.

Her haunting voice was able to beguile the crowd, leaving everyone transfixed by her performance.
The charismatic actor's charm and charisma on screen beguiled audiences worldwide.
The quaint town's magical atmosphere and breathtaking scenery beguiled all who visited.
The enigmatic smile of the mysterious woman seemed to beguile every man in the room.
The artist's vibrant paintings had a way of beguiling passersby, drawing them in with an inexplicable allure.