verb
unpersuade
Unpersuade (verb) means to talk someone out of a plan they had already decided on.
verb
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To talk someone out of a plan they had already decided on.
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Etymology
Formed from un- and persuade.
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What is the meaning of unpersuade?
"unpersuade" (verb) means to talk someone out of a plan they had already decided on.
What is the opposite of unpersuade?
The opposite of "unpersuade" is persuade.
