Cajole (verb)

1. To persuade someone to do something by flattery or gentle urging, especially in a deceitful way.
2. To coax or flatter with a view to deceive or persuade.

Origin:

From french cajoler, probably of imitative origin, akin to old french cailler to coax, soothe.

Examples:

1. He tried to cajole her into going to the party with him.
2. She cajoled him into lending her the money.
3. The salesman cajoled the customer into buying the more expensive car.
4. He cajoled her into giving him her phone number.
5. She cajoled the dog into coming out from under the bed.