DISSUADE
ADJECTIVES
1575 • DISSUASORY tending to dissuade → obs.
1576 • DEHORTATORY characterized by dehortation; dissuasory
1609 • DISSUASIVE tending to dissuade
1635 • RETRACTIVE having the effect of drawing someone back from an action, belief, etc.; dissuasive → obs.
NOUNS
1529 • DEHORTATION a dehorting from a course; earnest dissuasion
1616 • RETRACTIVE something intended to draw a person back from an action, belief, etc.; a dissuasive argument → obs.
1629 • DISSUASIVE that which tends or is intended to dissuade
1844 • DISSUASORY that which tends or is intended to dissuade → obs.
NOUNS – PERSON
1855 • DISSUADENT a person who dissuades
VERBS
1477 • DISCOUNSEL to counsel against some undertaking; to dissuade from a course of action → obs.
1549 • DISHORT to use exhortation to dissuade
1592 • CHARM to persuade or induce to, to dissuade from → obs.
1607 • WEAN to dissuade (whether successfully or not)
1611 • DISADMONISH to dissuade; to advise to the contrary → obs.
1627 • WORK OFF to dissuade from an opinion, belief, idea → obs.
1819 • REMONSTRATE to dissuade a person from doing something → obs.
1898 • AFRO to dissuade → Sc. (Bk.)
1951 • DISPERSUADE to dissuade
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