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Definition of persuasion
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of persuasion is as below...
Persuasion
(n.) The act of
persuading;
the act of
influencing
the mind by
arguments
or
reasons
offered,
or by
anything
that moves the mind or
passions,
or
inclines
the will to a
determination..
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Unpersuasion
::
Unpersuasion
(n.) The state of not being
persuaded;
disbelief;
doubt.
Occasion
::
Occasion
(n.) A
reason
or
excuse;
a
motive;
a
persuasion.
Ductile
::
Ductile
(a.)
Easily
led;
tractable;
complying;
yielding
to
motives,
persuasion,
or
instruction;
as, a
ductile
people..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To argue in
support
of a
claim,
or in
defense
against
the claim of
another;
to urge
reasons
for or
against
a
thing;
to
attempt
to
persuade
one by
argument
or
supplication;
to speak by way of
persuasion;
as, to plead for the life of a
criminal;
to plead with a judge or with a
father..
Stubby
::
Stubborn
(a.) Firm as a stub or
stump;
stiff;
unbending;
unyielding;
persistent;
hence,
unreasonably
obstinate
in will or
opinion;
not
yielding
to
reason
or
persuasion;
refractory;
harsh;
-- said of
persons
and
things;
as,
stubborn
wills;
stubborn
ore; a
stubborn
oak; as
stubborn
as a
mule..
Persuasion
::
Persuasion
(n.) The state of being
persuaded
or
convinced;
settled
opinion
or
conviction,
which has been
induced..
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To urge,
impel,
or hurry
forward;
to
force;
to
constrain;
to urge,
press,
or bring to a point or
state;
as, to drive a
person
by
necessity,
by
persuasion,
by force of
circumstances,
by
argument,
and the
like..
Persuade
::
Persuade
(v. i.) To use
persuasion;
to
plead;
to
prevail
by
persuasion.
Subdue
::
Subdue
(v. t.) To
overcome,
as by
persuasion
or other mild
means;
as, to
subdue
opposition
by
argument
or
entreaties..
Suasive
::
Suasion
(n.) The act of
persuading;
persuasion;
as, moral
suasion..
Feel
::
Feel (v. i.) To be
conscious
of an
inward
impression,
state of mind,
persuasion,
physical
condition,
etc.; to
perceive
one's self to be; --
followed
by an
adjective
describing
the
state,
etc.; as, to feel
assured,
grieved,
persuaded..
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) The state of being
convinced
or
convicted;
strong
persuasion
or
belief;
especially,
the state of being
convicted
of sin, or by one's
conscience..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not able to
withstand
temptation,
urgency,
persuasion,
etc.;
easily
impressed,
moved,
or
overcome;
accessible;
vulnerable;
as, weak
resolutions;
weak
virtue..
Sway
::
Sway (v. i.) To
influence
or
direct
by power and
authority;
by
persuasion,
or by moral
force;
to rule; to
govern;
to
guide..
Consciousness
::
Consciousness
(n.)
Feeling,
persuasion,
or
expectation;
esp.,
inward
sense of guilt or
innocence..
Suborner
::
Subornation
(n.) The sin or
offense
of
procuring
one to do a
criminal
or bad
action,
as by
bribes
or
persuasion..
Urge
::
Urge (v. t.) To press the mind or will of; to ply with
motives,
arguments,
persuasion,
or
importunity..
Assurance
::
Assurance
(n.) The state of being
assured;
firm
persuasion;
full
confidence
or
trust;
freedom
from
doubt;
certainty.
Mispersuasion
::
Mispersuasion
(n.) A false
persuasion;
wrong
notion
or
opinion.
Unbending
::
Unbending
(a.)
Unyielding
in will; not
subject
to
persuasion
or
influence;
inflexible;
resolute;
--
applied
to
persons.
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