persuade
41persuade — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. induce, prevail upon, win [over]; convince, satisfy, assure. See belief, cause, influence. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To influence] Syn. convince, move, induce, satisfy, inveigle, assure, cajole,… …
42persuade — per·suade || pÉ™r sweɪd /pÉ™ s v. convince, induce, sway …
43persuade to — convince to …
44persuade — to compel through violence or threats Literally, to convince by argument: No less than 260 of our illustrious legislators are vulnerable to KGB persuasion . (Private Eye, 1981, suggesting that British legislators are not immune to human …
45persuade — v. a. 1. Induce, influence, lead, incite, impel, actuate, move, entice, allure, prevail upon, bring over, win over, bring round. 2. Advise, counsel, try to influence. 3. Convince, satisfy by proof or evidence. 4. Inculcate, by argument, teach …
46persuade — v 1. induce, prevail upon, affect, influence, sway, bend, incline, dispose; bribe, suborn, pay off; tempt, allure, lure, entice, inveigle, vamp, seduce; move, prompt, motivate, stimulate, rouse, inspire, inspirit; urge, exhort, admonish,… …
47persuade — per·suade …
48persuade — verb 1) he persuaded her to go with him Syn: prevail on, talk into, coax, convince, get, induce, win over, bring round, influence, sway; informal sweet talk 2) lack of money persuaded them to abandon the scheme Syn …
49persuade — Koi; mali (gently); onou …
50persuadé — adj. konfyan, ta, e (Morzine) …