convincere
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convincere
- /konˈvint͡ʃere/
Where it comes from
dal latino convincĕre, infinito presente attivo di convinco, in latino classico "dimostrare colpevole", in latino tardo anche "convincere, persuadere", a sua volta composto dal prefisso con-, derivato di cum, "con", e vinco, "vincere, sconfiggere"
verb convincersi (coniugazione) · avere · convincendo · convincente · convinto · convinco
- far cambiare posizione a qualcuno su un determinato argomento
Similar: consigliare, far capire, indurre, istigare, persuadere, piegare, spingere, sopraffare, vincere · Opposite: distogliere, dissuadere, sconsigliare
Thesaurus
verb
Similar: consigliare, far capire, indurre, istigare, persuadere, piegare, spingere, sopraffare, vincere · Opposite: distogliere, dissuadere, sconsigliare
In English
- lead draw or direct by influence
- persuade to successfully convince (someone) to agree to
- decide to cause someone to come to a decision
- coax persuade gradually
- convince to make someone believe, or feel sure about something
- stir up to arouse or excite passion or action
- talk into convince by talking and suggesting
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