Deave

She would deave her partner to buy her a diamond ring.

The teacher would deave during parent-teacher conferences, leaving the parents uninterested.

The politician's speech was meant to deave the opposition with its rhetoric.

The salesperson would deave the customers to buy their products during the holiday season.

She would deave about her love of art to anyone who would listen.

The boss would deave in meetings, making it hard for the employees to stay focused.

The tour guide would deave about the history of the city, much to the tourists' boredom.

The doctor would deave the patient to quit smoking for the sake of his health.

The sound of the nearby construction site will deave the residents.

The lecturer would deave about the complexities of quantum physics.

The musician would deave about his creative process, putting the interviewer to sleep.

The sound of the construction next door would deave me all day.

The preacher would deave the congregation to have faith and trust in God.

My mother would deave me to clean my room every day, but I would always procrastinate.

The coach would deave during his pre-game speeches, putting the players to sleep.

The beggar would deave the passerby for spare change.

She would deave her teacher for a better grade.

My professor tends to deave on and on about his research.

The constant interruptions deave her during her meditation practice.

He would deave his friend to go to the cinema.

The speaker's microphone malfunctioned and started to deave the audience.

The customer would deave the shopkeeper for a discount.

The loud music in the club will deave your ears.

The activist would deave the public to raise awareness about climate change.

The children would deave their parents for ice cream.

The coach would deave the team to keep their spirits high and not give up despite the tough competition.

The politician would deave the citizens to vote for him in the upcoming elections.

The construction site noise can deave anyone within a mile radius.

The parent would deave the child to apologize for their mistakes and make amends.

The employee would deave the manager for a day off.

The coach would deave his players to score a goal.

The teacher would deave the students to submit their assignments on time.

The engine's roar could deave the passengers in the plane during takeoff.

The sound of the dentist's drill could deave the patient in the chair.

The drill sergeant's shouting can deave the recruits during training.

The loud music from the concert could deave the neighbors if they didn't complain.

The sound of the train whistle can deave passengers if they are not used to it.

The sound of the fire alarm can deave people, but it's necessary for safety.

The politician would deave about his achievements for hours on end.

The pastor would deave during his sermons, causing many to nod off.

The coach would deave the players to keep pushing until they scored a goal.