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1. (adj.) persuasive
able, fitted, or intended to persuade:
a persuasive argument.
Etymology: (1580–90; ML persuāsīvus. See persuasible , -ive)
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| Definition of 'persuasive' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) persuasive
intended or having the power to induce action or belief
"persuasive eloquence"; "a most persuasive speaker"; "a persuasive argument"
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1. (adjective) persuasive
able or likely to make people believe or agree with you
a persuasive argument; He can be very persuasive.
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| Definition of 'persuasive' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) persuasive
tending to persuade; having the power of persuading; as, persuasive eloquence
2. (noun) persuasive
that which persuades; an inducement; an incitement; an exhortation
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Sense: able to persuade
He is a persuasive speaker; His arguments are persuasive.
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Afrikaans: oortuigend |
Arabic: مُقْنِع، باعِثٌ عَلى الإق |
Bulgarian: убедителен |
Brazilian: convincente |
Czech: přesvědčivý |
German: überzeugend |
Danish: overbevisende |
Greek: πειστικός |
Spanish: persuasivo |
Estonian: veenev |
Farsi: متقاعد کننده |
Finnish: suostutteleva |
French: persuasif |
Hebrew: מְשַכנֵע |
Hindi: प्रभावी, प्रत्यायक |
Croatian: uvjerljiv |
Hungarian: meggyőző |
Indonesian: bisa membujuk |
Icelandic: sannfærandi |
Italian: persuasivo, convincente |
Japanese: 説得力のある |
Korean: 설득력이 있는 |
Lithuanian: įtikinantis, įtikinamas |
Latvian: pārliecinošs |
Malay: meyakinkan |
Dutch: overtuigend |
Norwegian: overbevisende |
Polish: przekonujący |
Persian: متقاعد کننده |
Pashto: تشويقي، اغيزه ناك، قانع |
Portuguese: convincente |
Romanian: persuasiv, convingător |
Russian: убедительный |
Slovak: presvedčivý |
Slovenian: prepričljiv |
Serbian: ubedljiv |
Swedish: övertygande |
Thai: ที่สามารถชักชวนได้ |
Turkish: inandırıcı, ikna edici |
Taiwanese: 有說服力的 |
Ukrainian: переконливий |
Urdu: محرک، ترغيب دلانے والا |
Vietnamese: đầy thuyết phục |
Chinese: 有说服力的 |
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