English
Etymology From French aveugler "to blind, to delude," from the Old French aveugler from aveugle "blind," from avugle "without eyes," from Latin ab + oculus "eye."
Pronunciation Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-eɪɡəl|-eɪɡəl
Transitive verb rfc-trverb|Transitive verb en-verb|inveigl|ing
Usage notes Sometimes confused with inveigh.
fa:inveigle io:inveigle te:inveigle vi:inveigle zh:inveigle
