persuasion
11persuasion — I noun actuation, advocacy, alignment, argument, blandishment, cajolement, cajolery, cajoling, coaxing, conversion, dissuasion, encouragement, enlistment, enticement, exhortation, incitation, incitement, inducement, influence, insistence,… …
12persuasion — 1 conviction, belief, *opinion, view, sentiment Analogous words: *predilection, prepossession, bias, partiality, prejudice: tenet, dogma, *doctrine 2 *religion, denomination, sect, cult, communion, faith, creed, church …
13persuasion — Persuasion, Persuasio …
14persuasión — (Del lat. persuasĭo, ōnis). 1. f. Acción y efecto de persuadir. 2. Aprehensión o juicio que se forma en virtud de un fundamento …
15persuasion — ► NOUN 1) the process of persuading or of being persuaded. 2) a belief or set of beliefs. 3) a group or sect holding a particular belief …
16persuasion — [pər swā′zhən] n. [ME < L persuasio < pp. of persuadere] 1. a persuading or being persuaded 2. power of persuading 3. a strong belief; conviction 4. a) a particular religious belief or system; religion b) …
17Persuasion — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Persuasion (homonymie). La persuasion, du latin persuasio, est l action d amener quelqu un à quelque chose, à croire, à faire, à vouloir, à convaincre, à la faveur d une connivence [1]. L art de persuader a un… …
18persuasion — /peuhr sway zheuhn/, n. 1. the act of persuading or seeking to persuade. 2. the power of persuading; persuasive force. 3. the state or fact of being persuaded or convinced. 4. a deep conviction or belief. 5. a form or system of belief, esp.… …
19persuasion — noun 1 persuading ADJECTIVE ▪ gentle ▪ a little ▪ I think with a little persuasion we can get her to come here. VERB + PERSUASION ▪ use …
20persuasion — (pèr su a zi on) s. f. 1° Action de persuader. • Que si les persuasions de ces trompeurs ont pu trouver place dans la trop précipitée imagination de quelques uns, NAUDÉ Rosecroix, VII, 1. • Je ne crois point qu aux plus belles paroles du… …
