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Meanings of persuade people in English

We have no meanings for "persuade people" in our records yet.
Usage of persuade people in English
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It's important to persuade people that this is a truly independent view.
The Guardian
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Then we have to persuade people that it is actually of benefit.
The Guardian
3
I try to figure out how to leverage both to persuade people.
With friends like these
4
How will I persuade people to give their endowments to this monster?
Worldwinder
5
My job is to persuade people in parliament of that view, she said.
The Guardian
6
Store owners often struggle to persuade people to queue in an orderly way.
Reuters
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Part of the job of politicians is to persuade people it's worth voting.
Radio NZ
8
We try to persuade people to pray five times a day.
The forever war
9
If he could, Campbell said, he would persuade people to take any driver.
The Guardian
10
Environmental campaigners in Langport want to persuade people to use reusable bags instead.
BBC
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And so persuade people that all is well, when all is not well!
The Daughters of Danaus
12
It is therefore essential to persuade people to keep active.
Pubmed
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You didn't send them to the parliament to study and speak and persuade people.
The King’s Curse
14
It will also be necessary to persuade people to take better care of orangutans.
BBC
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But there was a hitch: First Waze had to persuade people to sign up.
Wired
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The government has tried to persuade people in Tripoli that life continues as normal.
Reuters
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Persuade people through the time
Persuade people across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common