Moderate as in bewitch To entice or attract, often with cunning or trickery, similar to the way one might allure someone. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Wile'
The sly fox employed its wiles to outsmart the pursuing hounds and escape into the dense forest.
Using his wiles, the clever detective unraveled the mystery that had perplexed the entire town for months.
He used his charming wiles to convince her to join the adventure.
With a wink and a smile, she wiled her way into securing the coveted role in the play.
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