fast-talk

verb

Meaning

To persuade or deceive someone by speaking quickly and persuasively, often using flattery or misleading arguments.

Examples

He's known for his ability to fast-talk his way out of any situation.
She was wary of the street vendor who tried to fast-talk her into buying a fake watch.

Synonyms: persuade, wheedle, bamboozle, hoodwink

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fast-talk

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈfæst ˌtɔːk/

Definition

To persuade or deceive someone by speaking quickly and persuasively, often using flattery or misleading arguments.

Examples

He's known for his ability to fast-talk his way out of any situation.
She was wary of the street vendor who tried to fast-talk her into buying a fake watch.

How to Use fast-talk

fast-talk someone into something (prepositional phrase): To persuade someone to do something by speaking quickly and deceptively. — "The salesman fast-talked me into buying a car I didn't need."
fast-talk someone out of something (prepositional phrase): To persuade someone not to do something by speaking quickly and deceptively. — "He tried to fast-talk the police officer out of giving him a ticket."

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