persuaded (Meaning)

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persuaded (imp. & p. p.)

of Persuade

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Prevailed upon; influenced by argument or entreaty; convinced.

The lawyer's eloquent speech persuaded the jury to render a verdict in favor of their client.
After hours of deliberation, he was finally persuaded to accept the job offer.
Her heartfelt plea persuaded her parents to let her attend the concert.
The persuasive marketing campaign effectively convinced consumers to purchase the product.
The doctor's persuasive arguments led the patient to agree to undergo the necessary surgery.
The salesman's charm and clever rhetoric persuaded the customer to make an impulse purchase.
The politician's charismatic speech persuaded voters to cast their ballots in her favor.
The therapist's understanding and empathy persuaded the client to open up about their struggles.
The heartfelt apology persuaded the friend to forgive the trespass.
The evidence and logical reasoning persuaded the scientist to abandon their previous hypothesis.

of Persuade, Prevailed upon; influenced by argument or entreaty; convinced.

swayed, predisposed, influenced,convinced, concerned,colored, warped, shaded, prepossessed, misrepresented

reasonable, independent, disinterested, honest, fair, unprejudiced, evenhanded, unbiased, objective, impartial

The lawyer's eloquent speech persuaded the jury to render a verdict in favor of their client.

After hours of deliberation, he was finally persuaded to accept the job offer.

Her heartfelt plea persuaded her parents to let her attend the concert.

The persuasive marketing campaign effectively convinced consumers to purchase the product.