Persuade

How many syllables in Persuade?

persuade has 2 syllables

Split Persuade into syllables?

per-suade

Definition of Persuade

to convince someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument

How should Persuade divide into syllables

The first syllable has a consonant 'p' and a vowel 'e'. The second syllable has a consonant 's' and a vowel 'u' followed by a consonant 'd'.

Part of Speech - Persuade

Verb

I will try to persuade my friend to come to my birthday party.

Sentences with Persuade

I will try to persuade my mom to buy me a puppy.
The teacher tried to persuade the students to study for the exam.
I cannot persuade my brother to share his toys with me.
I persuaded my friend to join the school club.
The politician is trying to persuade people to vote for him.
I am going to persuade my dad to take me to the amusement park.
The salesman was able to persuade me to buy the expensive phone.
The coach persuaded the team to work harder.
It is hard to persuade my sister to eat her vegetables.
The lawyer persuaded the jury to give a not guilty verdict.

Quotes with Persuade

The art of persuasion is not in changing peoples' minds based on your beliefs, but in convincing people to believe in themselves for their reasons. - Unknown
If you wish to persuade me, you must think my thoughts, feel my feelings, and speak my words. - Cicero
The best way to persuade people is with your ears - by listening to them. - Dean Rusk
Persuasion is achieved by the speaker's personal character when the speech is so spoken as to make us think him credible. - Aristotle
The art of persuasion - knowing the right way to do it - is a valuable life skill. - unknown

Number of characters in Persuade

8 ( p, e, r, s, u, a, d, e )

Unique letters in Persuade

7 ( p, e, r, s, u, a, d )

Persuade Backwards

edausrep

Phonetic Transcription of Persuade

IPA (International): pɜ:ˈsweɪd

ARA (American): pɝˈswed

EPA (English): pɜ:ˈsweɪd

PER-SWEY-D

More Persuade Synonyms

r

Persuade Rhymes

lade

jade

replayed

okayed

crocheted

dissuade

parade

strayed

charade

made

ade

stayed

glade

spayde

brascade

decade

decayed

palisade

dismayed

prepaid

dade

staid

laid

betrayed

quaid