To guide with reference to action or opinion; to bring by persuasion or counsel to or into a condition; to conduct by argument or representation to…

transitive. To make calm or still; to quieten, appease, or assuage. Also: to soothe, coax; to tame, silence.

To instigate, persuade. Obsolete.

transitive. With a person as object. To induce to believe or accept a statement, doctrine, etc.; to convince that or of; to urge successfully to…

transitive. To urge successfully to do something; to attract, induce, or entice to something or in a particular direction. Also: to talk into, †to…

transitive. To influence or persuade (a person) into some course of action, esp. an evil one; to corrupt. Obsolete.

To bring into a suitable or desirable frame of mind; to dispose favourably, to persuade; also, to appease, mollify, pacify. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. To act on the mind or will of; to influence, prevail on, induce, persuade; (also) to strive or seek to influence in this way; to urge…

= persuade, v. in various senses.

transitive. To bring on, lead on; to induce.

transitive. To induce or influence (a person) to come to a place or join in a venture; to lead on, entice.

transitive. To draw or win over. See draw, v. 32b. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To persuade or convince a person that. Obsolete.

To cause (a person or oneself) to come (to a certain course of action, etc.); to induce, persuade, prevail upon.

To influence in a specified direction; to induce to do something. Obsolete.

To get or move (a thing) into or out of some place, position, or state, by action likened to tickling.

transitive. To bias, affect, influence, sway (a person, his mind, passions, etc.); to disaffect. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To stimulate, motivate, encourage, rouse; to stir the emotions or feelings of. Also: to prompt or remind (a person) to do…

A seductive spell or charm. Only in to put the comether on someone and variants: to exercise a powerful influence over someone; to persuade…