dissuade

IPA: dɪswˈeɪd

verb

  • (transitive) To convince not to try or do.
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Examples of "dissuade" in Sentences

  • Albeit a funny name; don't let the name dissuade you.
  • Looking through the options one can find out that word dissuade seems to be a good match for second blank.
  • Chinese officials, while they try to "dissuade" her from her cause, are always "extremely nice," she said.
  • Historically speaking, Penn state enacted this rule years ago in helping to "dissuade" the ownership of semiauto weapons.
  • One adventurous run that is sure to create a lifetime memory takes you to the majestic Towers of Paine, but don’t let the name dissuade you.
  • If you let the title dissuade you from checking out the post, you'll be missing one of those rare moments when absurd TV becomes meta-absurd and threatens the existence of the very foundation of all we hold sacred.
  • GRACE: ... you would think, after all the publicity surrounding Mary Kay Letourneau and getting it on in, what was it, a Volkswagen Rabbit, after she got out on bond, that that would kind of dissuade other elementary school teachers from doing the same.

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