1. present participle of 'guile': to deceive or trick someone through cunning or deception
Usage: often used in the phrase 'guiling someone into' doing something

1. the act or practice of using cunning or deceit to mislead someone
Usage: less common as a standalone noun; typically appears as a gerund from the verb

Examples

• He was guiling his way into her trust with false compliments.
• The con artist was skilled at guiling wealthy investors out of their money.
• She accused him of guiling her into signing the contract.
• His guiling manner made it hard to tell when he was being sincere.
• They were guiling the tourists with inflated prices and fake souvenirs.
• The magician's guiling tricks amazed the audience.