What is another word for most coaxing?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst kˈə͡ʊksɪŋ] (IPA) 
When trying to persuade someone to do something, one might use the adjective "persuasive" to describe their approach. Another option might be "entreaty," which implies a more pleading or begging style. "Seductive" could also be used to describe a more charming or alluring approach, while "insistent" suggests a more forceful approach. "Cajoling" or "coaxing" could be used synonymously with "most coaxing," describing a gentle or soft approach to persuasion. Finally, "determined" could be used to describe someone who is committed to their goal and won't give up easily, even if they need to use different tactics to achieve it.
