0 a way of talking to someone in a pleasing or funny way in order to persuade them to do or believe something
1 to talk to someone in a pleasing or funny way in order to persuade them to do or believe something:
2 to talk to someone in a very kind or pleasant way because you want to persuade that person to do, allow, or believe something:
I tried to sweet talk my way out of going.
The industry has unleashed its lobbyists all over here, and they are sweet-talking the people key to writing the legislation.
If he couldn't bully you into something, he'd sweet-talk you.
Still carrying her costume, she sweet-talked a security guard into handing over the keys to a golf cart.
He can sweet-talk a crowd and elicit a few laughs while he's at it.
He's quick to find himself in trouble, but he's just as quick to sweet talk his way out of any situation.
He tries to sweet talk her into believing that he had changed.
Pratapbhanu doesn't recognise the saint, who begins to sweet talk the king and says that by pure love, he wishes to impart boons onto the king.
Enough of all this sweet talk; it will not butter any parsnips.
