Persuasions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSUASIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PERSUASION, the act of persuading
• a group or sect holding a particular religious belief
• sort, kind, or nature
• the action or process of persuading someone or of being persuaded to do or believe something
• a belief or set of beliefs, especially religious or political ones
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process or an instance of persuading; a persuading argument; the ability to persuad; persuasiveness

Words related to PERSUASIONS

persuasion12

Words that contain PERSUASIONS

mispersuasions18 overpersuasions20

How to use PERSUASIONS in a sentence

• He yielded, however, to my very strong persuasions, which almost took the form of commands, for I saw that I could do nothing unless I got complete mastery over the man.
• Birch added his persuasions, and soon the girl heard them plunging down the mountain-side at a rapid rate.
• Beyond, as far as the eye can reach, is an immense forest of cypress and mulberry trees, being the extensive cemeteries of all persuasions.
• Lysander was not deaf to their persuasions, and by his co-operation their request was granted.
• At last hunger, together with the persuasions of some people who took pity on me, prevailed with me to quit that situation, and refresh myself with food.
• He planned another interview with her at the house of the Princess Caroline, who added her persuasions to his.
• Neither threats, nor promises, nor persuasions had any effect.
• Not willing to be an obstacle, the Negroes had very generally yielded to the persuasions of their kind visitors.
• They made those people see their errors, and God lent such force to their persuasions that many were baptized.
• Urgent persuasions were needed to induce him to raise an army of thirty thousand men.
• When it became evident that all persuasions were useless the parties separated.
• She would use her utmost persuasions to induce Penelope to marry Ralph Fenton, irrespective of whether she herself proposed to enter the matrimonial state or not.
• The Evangelical Lutheran Church is the State religion, but all other persuasions are fully and freely tolerated.
• The lord Godolphin declined accepting the office of lord high-treasurer, until he was over-ruled by the persuasions of Marlborough, to whose eldest daughter his son was married.
• His son Louis had embraced the Roman Catholic faith through the persuasions of a female domestic who had lived thirty years in the family.
• But this evening neither host nor hostess could originate a sentence in the presence of what seemed to their sentimental persuasions the awful tragedy of two hearts.
• As my family was attached to the Baptist and Methodist persuasions I cannot now imagine what drew them to hear this famous reformer of society and religion.
• He had been formerly a man of a sordid worldly disposition and hard unyielding temper, on whom the mild Christian persuasions of Dr.
• Hardhand, by the persuasions of Squire Lee, had consented to let the widow keep the house, and pay for it as she could.
• Herr von Inster had brought a note from her in the morning, preparing my mind, and added his persuasions to hers.
• For the first time in his life he was really in doubt, about himself, about his way of living, about all his persuasions.
• Amine, too glad that Philip should remain with her, added her persuasions to those of the priests, and, for some little time, Philip talked no more of going to sea.
• At one of these performances the mule evidently concluded the sea before him was not safe, for when the captain tried to persuade him to cross his persuasions had no effect.
• Howe has from the first proceeded with the doctrines of another Franklin, but of a Franklin without whimsical persuasions or elegant graces.
• You follow me? At the end of three years Resilda yielded to his pleadings, and the persuasions of her friends.
• But what was very remarkable, all the different persuasions kept by themselves, for as each thought the other would be damned, not one would join in prayer with the other.
• This damsel, pleasing the amorous fancy of Sir Thomas, fell an easy prey to his arts and persuasions.
• She said she left in that way, to save the pain of farewells, and to avoid our useless persuasions against her going.

Similar words containing PERSUASION without suffix s

persuasion12 mispersuasion17 mispersuasions18 overpersuasion19 overpersuasions20

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