overpersuade
/ˌəuʌəpəˈsweɪd/verb
[with object] To bring over by persuasion, persuade effectually; especially to persuade (a person) to some action or course against his or her own judgement or inclination.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Fuller (1607/8–1661), Church of England clergyman. From over- + persuade.
- superannuable
- superannuant
- superannuate
- superannuated
- superannuation
- superannuitant
- superannuity
- superantigen
- superapparent
- superaqueous
- superarctic
- superarrogant
- super-arrogate
- super-arrogation
- concessional
- concessionary
- concessionist
- concession line
- concessionnaire
- concession road
- concession speech
- concession stand
- concessive
- concessor
- concettism