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Meanings of very persuasive in English

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Usage of very persuasive in English
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A group of very persuasive angels trying to preserve the status quo.
Torment
2
Judith knew how to be very persuasive and Jack finally gave in.
Judy of York Hill
3
Dee has always been very persuasive, and Machiavelli is a master manipulator.
The Magician
4
He's amazingly charming and very persuasive and very entertaining to be around.
Rock and Ice Magazine
5
A very persuasive way with words could lead to something more this evening.
The South African
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Roman simply had very persuasive means of turning her attention to other matters.
A fare to remember: just whistle\driven to distraction\taken for...
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That can be very persuasive, convincing people across the political spectrum.
The Guardian
8
She's very persuasive, he said, grinning at Sophie, who in turn blushed prettily.
She, myself & i
9
But as soon as listeners started nodding, it became very persuasive.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
10
Unless yours are misaligned in that same way, that's very persuasive.
Flesh and bone: a body farm novel
11
He knew from experience that The Pope could be very persuasive.
Wild Justice
12
She's very persuasive, as you probably know. He stands over me.
Getting old is tres dangereux
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She looked very charming and very persuasive as Chilcote glanced back.
The Masquerader
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But the stars, too, may be very persuasive with King Charles.
The Touchstone of Fortune / Being the Memoir of Baron Clyde, Who...
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His playing may not be immaculate, but it is very persuasive.
The Irish Times
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I figured he had a good enough chance, because of one very persuasive fact.
Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
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United States of America
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