Sweet-talking

Pronunciation: /ˈswit- ˈtɔkɪŋ/

Sweet-talking (adj)

  1. Using kind, flattering words to persuade someone, often to get what you want.
  2. Speaking in a charming way that may not be honest, meant to influence another person.

Sweet-talking (verb)

  1. To try to persuade someone by using pleasant, flattering words.

Examples

  • She sweet-talked him into changing his plan.
  • They sweet-talked the judge to reduce the fine.

Sweet-talking (adjective)

Examples

  • Her sweet-talking made the manager smile.
  • The salesman used sweet-talking to win customers.