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Verb
To persuade someone, gain someone's support, or make someone understand the truth or validity of something
To cause to believe what is untrue
(
of a feeling or urge
)
Be too strong to conceal or resist
To determine or dictate
Change belief, especially regarding religion
To lessen the anger or agitation of
To gain influence by corrupt means or intimidation
To attract or delight as if by magic
To tell people about (a particular branch of) Christianity, especially in order to convert them
Butter up
To bring to a state free of conflicts, inconsistencies, or differences
To provide with a paying job
Noun
The act or instance of defeating
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To persuade someone, gain someone's support, or make someone understand the truth or validity of something
bring around
charm
convert
convince
gain somebody's support
get somebody on your side
persuade
win around
get
induce
prevail on
coax
influence
cajole
encourage
talk round
motivate
entice
inveigle
impel
prevail upon
incite
incline
talk into
cause
seduce
stimulate
sway
wheedle
move
sell
bring round
get around
get on your side
reason
win round
talk someone round
affect
bend
bias
manipulate
mold
US
mould
UK
coax into
nag into
argue into
crack
dispose
draw
impress
promote
prompt
put across
suck in
argue
bring
gain
satisfy
indoctrinate
prove
press
urge
actuate
instigate
make
inspire
procure
abet
activate
bulldoze
cajole into
exert influence on
goose
provoke
soft-soap
squeeze
steamroll
sweet-talk
tempt
trigger
wheedle into
prod into
draw in
get up
talk someone into
sell one on
twist one's arm
put someone up to something
control
direct
dominate
guide
impact
reach
strike
touch
govern
nobble
brainwash
carry
conduct
hook
manage
overrule
predispose
reign
tell on
whitewash
impact on
rule over
soften up
work on
hold sway over
turn one's head
lead by the nose
drive
lead
rouse
excite
propel
push
spark
arouse
impassion
pique
run
shove
start
stir
work
prod
shift
crank up
fire up
inspirit
introduce
nudge
operate
quicken
rev up
scotch
set off
touch off
turn
turn on
set going
bring up
draw up
get going
play on
tug at
give rise to
argue with
coerce
bring over
beguile
blandish
flatter
allure
blarney
lure
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
palaver
woo
arm-twist
barter
con
decoy
get round
importune
jawbone
pester
plague
soothe
tease
wangle
worm
butter up
talk into something
come on
rope in
twist somebody's arm
capture
spur
bring in
have an effect on
have an impact on
compel
advise
counsel
exhort
enlist
propagandise
UK
propagandize
US
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
proselyte
wheedle someone into
argue someone into
cause to believe
convert to
lead to do
plead with
press someone into
pressure someone into
pressurize someone into
reason someone into
turn on to
win someone over
work over
bring to senses
lead to believe
prod someone into
twist someone's arm
wear down
bring someone round
gain confidence of
win argument
prove to
effect
overcome
make a believer
bring round to the idea of
bring to reason
bring home to
gain one's confidence
change one's mind
make someone see the light
make one see the light
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
assure
reassure
make certain
dispel someone's doubts
sell to
demonstrate to
impress to
put someone's mind at rest
dispel doubt
cause to feel certain
put mind at ease
reason someone into believing
elicit
goad
occasion
pressure
rally
energise
UK
energize
US
evoke
force
incentivise
incentivize
US
envigorate
UK
invigorate
US
steel
animate
embolden
empower
exhilarate
galvanise
UK
galvanize
US
hearten
uplift
vitalize
help
incentify
necessitate
pressurise
UK
pressurize
US
prick
refresh
egg on
pump up
stir up
suggest to
hint to
spur on
whip up
boost up
pep up
cheer on
more ❯
“They followed this up with a draw against Down and a
win over
Louth and things were looking up.”
Verb
▲
To cause to believe what is untrue
beguile
trick
deceive
fool
mislead
con
dupe
hoodwink
seduce
attract
charm
enchant
entice
entrance
lure
take in
tempt
bamboozle
bewitch
blind
captivate
dazzle
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
spellbind
woo
delude
double-cross
ensnare
entrap
gull
inveigle
cheat
lead on
snooker
soft-soap
string along
sucker
sweet-talk
allure
bait
betray
bluff
buffalo
burn
catch
cozen
decoy
diddle
gaff
gammon
have
hoax
hornswoggle
humbug
juggle
misguide
misinform
shaft
snow
solicit
spoof
befool
butter up
chisel
exploit
fake out
finesse
flimflam
gyp
have on
jockey
manipulate
play
rook
scam
shave
stick
suck in
take
take advantage of
impose on
put one over on
rope in
lead up the garden path
pull a fast one on
pull a swifty on
play for a sucker
take for a ride
persuade
fascinate
draw
coax
kill
magnetise
UK
magnetize
US
wile
witch
appeal to
cajole
intrigue
tantalise
UK
tantalize
US
hook
pull
whet the appetite of
come on
turn on
give the come-on to
sweep off feet
enthral
UK
delight
enthrall
US
absorb
amuse
enamor
grip
infatuate
titillate
transfix
carry away
entertain
pique
divert
gladden
gratify
please
satisfy
put under a spell
tickle pink
induce
beckon
enrapture
invite
lead
bag
capture
drag
grab
haul
rope
steer
train
trap
draw in
hit on
sweep off one's feet
interest
engage
excite
rivet
arouse
endear
stimulate
wow
court
incline
mousetrap
draw one's attention
exert a pull on
exert influence on
catch someone's eye
make a hit with
ensorcell
hex
possess
send
slay
spell
tickle
transport
vamp
voodoo
win
knock dead
knock out
stroke
blandish
blarney
wheedle
flatter into
smooth-talk
hold
engross
occupy
appeal
catch hold of
convince
elicit
evoke
influence
prompt
bring in
catch the eye of
pull in
argue into
bring around
bring forth
call forth
rapture
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
of a feeling or urge
)
Be too strong to conceal or resist
get the better of
beat
defeat
trounce
best
conquer
overpower
rout
thrash
triumph over
destroy
drub
overcome
overwhelm
prevail over
vanquish
win against
clobber
crush
gain a victory over
kill
lick
murder
quash
slaughter
subdue
worst
crucify
demolish
hammer
make mincemeat of
paste
walk all over
walk over
whip
better
marmalize
run rings around
shellac
skunk
stuff
take to the cleaners
wipe the floor with
get the upper hand
dispatch
get
master
overbear
overmatch
stop
surmount
take
trim
upend
own
cream
do down
down
excel
get around
hit
hurdle
outdo
outstrip
slap
smear
smother
spank
strike
surpass
throw
top
tank
overthrow
quell
undo
outclass
subjugate
suppress
curb
devastate
floor
survive
weather
drown
oppress
outlive
prevail
reduce
render
shock
stun
win
be victorious
be victorious over
knock out
knock over
render helpless
render incapable
render powerless
rise above
blow out of the water
bring someone to their knees
come out on top of
grind down
knock socks off
blow someone out of the water
come out on top
more ❯
Verb
▲
To determine or dictate
influence
determine
dictate
affect
decide
guide
inspire
motivate
prompt
arouse
bias
control
direct
regulate
sway
channel
form
act upon
argue into
be recognized
bring to bear
carry weight
get at
have an effect on
have a part in
impact on
instigate
prevail
pull strings
rouse
rule
seduce
talk into
train
Verb
▲
Change belief, especially regarding religion
convert
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
convince
reform
persuade
proselyte
save
redeem
argue
bring
evangelise
UK
evangelize
US
gain
get
induce
move
re-educate
satisfy
actuate
baptise
UK
baptize
US
bend
bias
brainwash
bring around
budge
impel
incline
lead
regenerate
sway
talk into
transfer
alter conviction
assimilate to
change belief
change over
create anew
go over
prevail on
prevail upon
talk round
be born again
bring to God
cause to adopt
change of heart
lead to believe
see the light
cause someone to change their beliefs
cause someone to change their mind
make someone see the light
Verb
▲
To lessen the anger or agitation of
appease
calm
pacify
soothe
conciliate
placate
allay
mollify
propitiate
satisfy
subdue
ease
quiet
assuage
blunt
compose
content
diminish
palliate
reconcile
relieve
soften
still
alleviate
disarm
gentle
lessen
lull
quell
quieten
silence
sweeten
tranquillize
UK
calm down
humor
US
humour
UK
mitigate
quench
quieten down
attenuate
do
make peace with
settle
tranquilize
US
be enough
meet halfway
quiet down
make matters up
patch things up
accede to somebody's demands
persuade
charm
convert
allure
attract
beguile
bewitch
captivate
coax
convince
enchant
fascinate
seduce
unarm
urge
put off guard
set at ease
win the affection of
cheer
comfort
please
soft-pedal
stroke
make peace
make up
play up to
pour oil on
square someone off
win someone over
pour oil on troubled waters
hush
becalm
lullaby
salve
balm
cool
dulcify
lighten
reduce
relax
settle down
square
unburden
untrouble
butter up
cool off
make nice
smooth down
take the sting out
resolve
atone
make amends to
mellow
soften up
sugar the pill
more ❯
Verb
▲
To gain influence by corrupt means or intimidation
nobble
influence
bribe
corrupt
suborn
buy
persuade
entice
induce
intimidate
lure
square
sway
affect
control
manipulate
pay off
swing
buy off
convince
get at
grease the palm
have
get to
coax
fix
make a deal with
pay hush money to
seduce
snare
pervert
subvert
sweeten the pot with
take care of
tamper with
tempt
reward
approach
instigate
lubricate
soap
sugar
tamper
tip
buy back
do business
give an inducement to
give someone a backhander
give someone a sweetener
grease palm
influence by gifts
keep someone sweet
oil palm
make a deal
oil the palm of
sweeten the pot
more ❯
Verb
▲
To attract or delight as if by magic
beguile
fascinate
delight
entertain
occupy
amuse
charm
divert
please
absorb
distract
allure
attract
bewitch
captivate
cheer
enchant
engross
entrance
engage
interest
kill
magnetise
UK
magnetize
US
solace
wile
witch
enrapture
enthral
UK
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
preoccupy
enthrall
US
send
slay
tickle
vamp
wow
appeal to
knock dead
knock out
tickle pink
turn on
hold the attention of
tickle the fancy of
tickle to death
put under a spell
sweep off one's feet
Verb
▲
To tell people about (a particular branch of) Christianity, especially in order to convert them
evangelise
UK
evangelize
US
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
convert
redeem
save
exhort
preach
preach to
bring to Christ
bring to God
campaign
crusade
homilize
preachify
proclaim
proselyte
recruit
sermonise
UK
sermonize
US
bring to Jesus
make converts
seek converts
spread the faith
spread the gospel
spread the word
bring into the fold
make converts among
seek converts among
spread the gospel to
act as a missionary
make someone change their beliefs
make someone change their mind
make someone see the light
spread the faith to
spread the word to
offer the gospel to
share the gospel with
tell the gospel to
propagandise
UK
propagandize
US
brainwash
accept
adopt
agitate
approve
cajole
convince
defend
embrace
persuade
sway
uphold
evangelize to
alter conviction
change belief
get into
make converts of
stand behind
be born again
bend somebody's ear
bring someone to God
cause to adopt
bring someone into the fold
make see the light
more ❯
Verb
▲
Butter up
curry favor
back-scratch
bootlick
brownnose
cajole
court
flatter
sweet-talk
butter up
fawn over
toady to
dance attendance on
fall all over
kiss up to
pay court to
suck up to
Verb
▲
To bring to a state free of conflicts, inconsistencies, or differences
reconcile
reunite
conciliate
pacify
appease
placate
propitiate
accommodate
attune
conform
coordinate
harmonise
UK
harmonize
US
key
mollify
accord
accustom
arbitrate
arrange
assuage
compose
cool
fit
integrate
intercede
join
mediate
merge
mitigate
proportion
reconciliate
re-establish
regulate
suit
tune
resolve differences between
bring back together
bring back together again
bring together
bring to terms
come together
fix up
make up
restore friendly relations between
restore harmony
bury the hatchet
get together on
make matters up
patch things up
re-establish friendly relations between
restore harmony between
kiss and make up
make peace between
Verb
▲
To provide with a paying job
recruit
engage
enlist
conscript
draught
UK
draft
US
enrol
UK
impress
take on
induct
levy
assume
employ
fee
gather
hire
obtain
pay
place
press
press-gang
retain
shanghai
attest
call up
conscribe
crimp
list
procure
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
sign up
augment
better
deliver
enroll
US
gain
headhunt
improve
lay on
muster in
reanimate
recoup
recover
recuperate
refresh
regain
reinforce
renew
repair
replenish
repossess
restore
retrieve
revive
select
strengthen
supply
round up
build up
fill up
sign on
store up
take in
find human resources
Noun
▲
The act or instance of defeating
defeat
beating
rout
conquest
trouncing
drubbing
vanquishment
licking
whipping
besting
conquering
hiding
overthrow
pasting
reverse
subjugation
thrashing
vanquishing
worsting
massacre
overpowering
slaughter
subduing
clobbering
demolition
domination
hammering
plastering
pounding
pulverising
UK
pulverizing
US
shellacking
thwarting
trimming
caning
coup
defeating
flattening
quashing
quelling
routing
subjugating
trashing
annihilation
blow
crushing
destruction
downthrow
elimination
embarrassment
extermination
killing
overcoming
squashing
suppression
takeover
triumph
victory
whitewash
whitewashing
ambush
breaking
defeasance
dominating
extinction
foil
lacing
mastery
paddling
rebuff
repulse
scalping
sweep
waxing
whaling
ownage
pwnage
success over
triumph over
victory over
game, set and match
glory over
supremacy over
clean sweep
grand slam
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