Defenition of the word coax

• Defenition of the word coax

  • To encourage, influence or persuade by effort.
  • a transmission line for high-frequency signals
  • influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering; "He palavered her into going along"
  • influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering

Synonyms for the word coax

• • blarney
  • cajole
  • charm
  • coax cable
  • coaxial cable
  • entice
  • inveigle
  • palaver
  • persuade
  • sweet-talk
  • twist somebody's arm
  • wheedle
  • win over

Similar words in the coax

• • coax
  • coaxed
  • coaxes
  • coaxing

Hyponyms for the word coax

• • browbeat
  • bully
  • ethernet cable
  • soft-soap
  • swagger

Hypernyms for the word coax

• • cable
  • electrical cable
  • line
  • persuade
  • transmission line

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