as in draw To entice or attract, often with cunning or trickery, similar to the way one might allure someone. Clear All
10 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Wile'
With her charming wiles, she convinced him to join the adventure.
The serpent, with its deceptive wiles, lured the unsuspecting prey.
Using her wiles, she navigated the complex corporate negotiations successfully.
Through his diplomatic wiles, the ambassador averted a potential crisis.
The artful negotiator relied on his wiles to secure a favorable deal.
He used his charming wiles to convince her to join the adventure.
The mischievous cat tried to wile the bird closer with playful gestures.
The cunning magician wiled the audience with a mesmerizing card trick.
The sophisticated con artist had a bag of tricks to wile unsuspecting victims.
With a wink and a smile, she wiled her way into securing the coveted role in the play.
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