Cajole (to ) conjugation

English
32 examples
This verb can also mean the following: time, persuade someone to do something, do, persuade, coax, sir walter scott

Conjugation of cajole

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
cajole
cajole
cajoles
cajole
cajole
cajole
Future Simple
will cajole
will cajole
will cajole
will cajole
will cajole
will cajole
Past Simple
cajoled
cajoled
cajoled
cajoled
cajoled
cajoled
Conditional Simple
would cajole
would cajole
would cajole
would cajole
would cajole
would cajole
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am cajoling
are cajoling
is cajoling
are cajoling
are cajoling
are cajoling
Future Progressive
will be cajoling
will be cajoling
will be cajoling
will be cajoling
will be cajoling
will be cajoling
Past Progressive
was cajoling
were cajoling
was cajoling
were cajoling
were cajoling
were cajoling
Conditional Progressive
would be cajoling
would be cajoling
would be cajoling
would be cajoling
would be cajoling
would be cajoling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have cajoled
have cajoled
has cajoled
have cajoled
have cajoled
have cajoled
Future Perfect
will have cajoled
will have cajoled
will have cajoled
will have cajoled
will have cajoled
will have cajoled
Past Perfect
had cajoled
had cajoled
had cajoled
had cajoled
had cajoled
had cajoled
Conditional Perfect
would have cajoled
would have cajoled
would have cajoled
would have cajoled
would have cajoled
would have cajoled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been cajoling
have been cajoling
has been cajoling
have been cajoling
have been cajoling
have been cajoling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been cajoling
will have been cajoling
will have been cajoling
will have been cajoling
will have been cajoling
will have been cajoling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been cajoling
had been cajoling
had been cajoling
had been cajoling
had been cajoling
had been cajoling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been cajoling
would have been cajoling
would have been cajoling
would have been cajoling
would have been cajoling
would have been cajoling

Examples of cajole

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"First we try to cajole with love."
"I tried to cajole my heart, but to no avail."
"They go to temples and shrines to cajole the Lord."
"They made many excuses to cajole me."
"l thought that you'll tell me, l don't want to marry"." Then l would cajole you by saying that.. ..girls are the ones who have to get married..
"First we try to cajole with love."
"I tried to cajole my heart, but to no avail."
"They go to temples and shrines to cajole the Lord."
"They made many excuses to cajole me."
"l thought that you'll tell me, l don't want to marry"." Then l would cajole you by saying that.. ..girls are the ones who have to get married..
She cajoles, entices, and even pleads with me.
She cajoles, entices, and even pleads with me.
- I cajoled you, I cajoled you.
Abraham cajoled me into coming to America,
And where children are not beaten and cajoled but loved and nurtured.
But with that little face doll I cajoled.
Do you know what I wanted to be before I was cajoled into being a carbon copy of the illustrious founder of this organisation? This?
- Took a lot of cajoling.
20 years of cajoling, pushing, fighting, ultimately succeeding-- it deserves its own moment, a singularity of intent.
Bob was always first in the studio and last to leave, cajoling the others to rehearse through the night.
Do you know how many years of wooing and cajoling it took to have a meeting with them?
I have here a polite but firm letter to Mr. Burns' underlings who, with some cajoling, will pass it along to him or at least give him the gist of it.
- I cajoled you, I cajoled you.
Abraham cajoled me into coming to America,
And where children are not beaten and cajoled but loved and nurtured.
But with that little face doll I cajoled.
Do you know what I wanted to be before I was cajoled into being a carbon copy of the illustrious founder of this organisation? This?
- Took a lot of cajoling.
20 years of cajoling, pushing, fighting, ultimately succeeding-- it deserves its own moment, a singularity of intent.
Bob was always first in the studio and last to leave, cajoling the others to rehearse through the night.
Do you know how many years of wooing and cajoling it took to have a meeting with them?
I have here a polite but firm letter to Mr. Burns' underlings who, with some cajoling, will pass it along to him or at least give him the gist of it.

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