Convince
Convince verb - To cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requests.
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Synonyms for Convince
Effect and convince are semantically related. in gain the confidence of topic. In some cases you can use "Effect" instead a verb "Convince".
Nearby Words: convincing, convincingly
Common collocations
| world | convince world | effect world |
| anyone | convince anyone | effect anyone |
| protagonist | convince protagonist | effect protagonist |
| everyone | convince everyone | effect everyone |
Both words in one sentence
- He gets brutally killed by her for his troubles, but his speech has enough effect to convince her to actually spare his men like he asked.
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Cliff: Everything we did to convince Myra she was seeing a real murder would have the same effect on the audience.
Source: Leaning on the Fourth Wall -
The second effect is a bit more important, in that male characters can take Aribeth as a romance option and use The Power of Love to convince her to make a HeelFace Turn at the end of the game.
Source: Video Game / Neverwinter Nights
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