1. people who persuade someone to do something by means of deception or flattery
Usage: plural of inveigler

Examples

• The inveiglers used smooth talk to convince investors to part with their money.
• She warned her daughter about inveiglers who might try to lead her astray.
• The con artists were skilled inveiglers who could charm anyone.
• Parents should teach children to recognize inveiglers and their tactics.
• The inveiglers promised easy wealth but delivered only disappointment.
• Historical accounts describe how inveiglers recruited people for dubious schemes.