Moderate as in attract To beguile or entice someone into participating in something, often through deceit or clever persuasion. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Rope In'
The company used a creative advertising campaign to rope in new customers.
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The politician attempted to rope in voters by addressing their concerns in a public speech.
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The cunning fox used its wily tactics to rope in the unsuspecting rabbits.
The cunning villain used elaborate schemes to rope in unsuspecting victims into his criminal activities.
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