Inveigle

persuade (someone) to do something by means of deception or flattery

Stuart

Stuart

@stringerbelly.bsky.social

Today I have correctly used the words inveigle and incipient and I don't own alphabetic toilet paper.

I'm quietly proud.

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Ignoble Jim R Houghton

Ignoble Jim R Houghton

@jimrhoughton.bsky.social

You can see Netanyahu and co gleefully jockeying to dramatise and inveigle themselves in this incident to amp up fear for their own political ends. What we know so far is the acts of one individual, and if so it doesn't bear on anything else at all.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/sep/30/israel-bound-passenger-plane-emergency-landing-saudi-arabia-pilots-feud?CMP=share_btn_url

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Hardcore Fenton Mudd

Hardcore Fenton Mudd

@hardcorefentonmudd.bsky.social

Munchausen BiPoly

When a poisoner has to befriend & inveigle six extra people just to get close to ONE intended target

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