9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Wangle' in a Sentence
"To achieve or obtain something through cunning or devious methods." more
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She will have wangled a scholarship for her exceptional academic achievements.
Despite the challenges, he will have wangled approval for the daring expedition.
After months of planning, they will have wangled a spot in the prestigious art exhibition.
Before the deadline, the team will have wangled a significant budget increase.
Before the event, he will have wangled a VIP pass for the prestigious awards ceremony.
By the time the party starts, they will have wangled invitations for all their friends.
By the time the project concludes, he will have wangled a promotion.
She will have wangled an exclusive interview with the elusive author.
By the end of the negotiation, she will have wangled a favorable trade deal.
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