Heceleme
in·vei·gleEş anlamlılar
allure,
bait,
bamboozle,
beguile,
blandish,
butter,
cajole,
charm,
coax,
con,
decoy,
egg on,
ensnare,
entrap,
get aroundEtimoloji
() * Early corruption of French aveugler (“to blind, to delude”), from aveugle (“blind”), from the Old French avugle (“without eyes”), from Latin ab + oculus (“eye”). The in- might be from other a-/en- variations found in Middle English, which was then latinised into in-.