Simple as verb To persuade or attract someone, as in coaxing them into participating or joining in an activity. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Rope In'
The teacher tried to rope in the students' attention with an exciting science experiment.
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The mischievous children attempted to rope in their friends for a playful prank.
The teacher tried to rope in the shy student to participate in the class play.
The cunning spider used its silky threads to rope in unsuspecting insects.
The experienced angler knew how to rope in big catches during his fishing expeditions.
The circus performer skillfully used a lasso to rope in wild animals for the show.
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