winning (over) (Meaning)

winning (over)

to persuade (someone) to accept and support something (such as an idea) after opposing it

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The team's unwavering determination had won over the hearts of their fans.
Despite the setbacks, she persevered and ultimately won over her critics.
The product's exceptional quality won over customers, leading to a surge in sales.
The charity's mission won over donors, resulting in generous contributions.
The politician's charisma and eloquence won over the voters, securing him a landslide victory.
The company's innovative marketing campaign won over consumers, creating a loyal following.
The student's hard work won over the teacher, resulting in an exceptional grade.
The athlete's resilience won over the crowd, earning them respect and admiration.
The artist's unique style won over art enthusiasts, making their paintings highly sought-after.
The couple's unwavering love won over the obstacles they faced, strengthening their bond.

to persuade (someone) to accept and support something (such as an idea) after opposing it

prevailing (on or upon), getting, persuading, satisfying, talking (into), bringing,convincing, moving, urging, arguing

discouraging, unselling, dissuading, deterring,,

The team's unwavering determination had won over the hearts of their fans.

Despite the setbacks, she persevered and ultimately won over her critics.

The product's exceptional quality won over customers, leading to a surge in sales.

The charity's mission won over donors, resulting in generous contributions.