persuade
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The meaning (definition) of the word persuade
to talk someone into doing or believing something
The word persuade used in a sentence
“I tried to persuade my mom to let me stay up late.”
Words that mean the same as persuade (synonyms)
convincetalk into
How the word persuade is said around the world
| French | persuader |
| Spanish | persuadir |
| Mandarin | 说服 |
| Hindi | राज़ी करना |
| Arabic | يقنع |
| Russian | убеждать |
| Portuguese (EU) | persuadir |
| Portuguese (BR) | persuadir |
| Japanese | 説得する |
| German | überreden |
| Urdu | قائل کرنا |
| Punjabi | ਮਨਾਉਣਾ |
| Korean | 설득하다 |
| Hebrew | לְשַׁכְנֵעַ |
| Greek | πείθω |
| Dutch | overtuigen |
| Filipino | hikayatin |
| Vietnamese | thuyết phục |
| Turkish | ikna etmek |
| Persian | متقاعد کردن |
| Polish | namówić |
| Ukrainian | переконати |
| Bengali | রাজি করানো |
| Swedish | övertyga |
| Italian | persuadere |
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