Persuaded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSUADED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERSUADE, to induce by reasoning or entreaty, also PERSWADE
• induce (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument
• cause (someone) to believe something, especially after a sustained effort; convince
• (of a situation or event) provide a sound reason for (someone) to do something
PREPOSITION:
• Prevailed upon; influenced by argument or entreaty; convinced.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to do something by means of argument, reasoning, or entreaty

Words related to PERSUADED

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How to use PERSUADED in a sentence

• In a word, nothing that we do will be approved of God if we are not thoroughly persuaded that it is for Him and His cause we suffer persecution, and the world is our enemy.
• We arrived at the church at about ten minutes to eight, father and Evan having been persuaded to come in recognition of good neighbourhood feeling.
• Surely one was not to be persuaded into a panic by any such person as Mrs.
• It has persuaded them to mount upon its back and now they must follow the logic of its path.
• I gazed cheerfully around, persuaded that I should yet escape from the peril in which I stood.
• He also was said to have had such power with Jupiter as to have persuaded him to be content without receiving sacrifices of men and women.
• Even before this, Grosseteste persuaded John of St.
• Before his death, however, he persuaded the magnates of Scotland to recognise his granddaughter as his successor.
• I can well believe that he has been persuaded to this view by the merchants interested in trade, as they do not wish the gains to be divided.
• Washington, however, eight years later, persuaded him to accept a place in his cabinet as secretary of state.
• He persuaded me to deceive you after I had found out who he really was, to put you off the scent, keeping his name a secret.
• I am persuaded myself, that the good sense of the people will always be found to be the best army.
• Kent, with very little difficulty, persuaded her he was a saint, ready to be translated at the shortest notice.
• I am not surprised that these natives were so sorry to leave their religion, for they were persuaded that there was salvation thereby.
• In the middle of July, France was persuaded to declare war.
• IN short, every one seems convinced, that the evil so much complained of does really exist somewhere, though all are inwardly persuaded that it is not with themselves.
• But Lavretsky went up into his room, and persuaded him to go.
• A woman had followed on the next ship, and, unless I am much mistaken, Diego passed many uneasy hours before he persuaded her to return to Mexico.
• Those that I reckoned up were only such as I could not be persuaded to have upon no terms, though I had never seen such a person in my life as Mr.
• Waldron had lived so long among the Manks, that he was almost persuaded to believe their legends.
• I am persuaded that the chances are a thousand to one in favour of them pulling through any storm in any ocean.
• Then they were persuaded to take me seriously, to plan, providing I improved, to start in a few days.
• The first tailor whose door he entered tried as many coats upon him as he would consent to put on, and persuaded his customer that all were in the very latest fashion.

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