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The phrase "to endear himself" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make oneself more likable or charming. Example: The politician made an effort to endear himself to the community by attending local events and speaking with residents.
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Wilshaw has not set out to endear himself to teachers.
But equally he made little effort to endear himself to them.
Not that Gatlin made any effort to endear himself to those who have long condemned him.
The Spaniard started the game but did little to endear himself to the club.
To endear himself to God, he starts spending time at church and even teaches Sunday school.
And throughout this period of excellence, he has done almost nothing to endear himself to Republican activists.
If that doesn't work, quiz your partner about what he's done, exactly, to endear himself to your pal.
During the Milken event in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, Barrack sought to endear himself to the audience.
Despite his outstanding record Strachan has found it difficult to endear himself to some of the club's support.
In this mode, a candidate's job is to endear himself to the people in the audience with likability and then wow them with his gifts.
Even his refusal to endear himself to the audience could be seen as a mark of that sentiment: forget the charm, just look at the tapping.
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