persuasive

Having the power to convince based on reasoning, emotional appeal, threats, or personal attractiveness.

The lawyer's closing argument against the energy company was persuasive to the jurists.

The charming saleswoman could be very persuasive with male customers.

by world citizen April 17, 2008

persuasive

1. able, fitted, or intended to persuade: a very persuasive argument.
2. something that persuades; inducement.

Tending or having the power to persuade: a persuasive argument.

intended or having the power to induce action or belief; "persuasive eloquence"; "a most persuasive speaker"; "a persuasive argument"

by Senorita June 25, 2007

Persuasal

To persuade, persuading. Anything to do with persuasion.

"Ive attached this picture for you persuasal"

by BlingBlinga November 05, 2009

Persuasion

When something turns populistic and racist in a Finnish political campaign - a seemingly racist party rises to power and everything turns out to get horribly wrong.

How could the XYZ-party win? This is total Persuasion.

by Demo_cracy83 May 07, 2011

of the persuasion

to ask if someone is gay discreetly

Is she of the persuasion?

by Gay_Bean October 19, 2020

Persuasion

To be attractive

Used commonly to express the degree of attractiveness of a girl.

Common terminology used in the language Qualitar

See Also:
Hot Qualitar

That girl is so persuasion.

by Mob June 12, 2003

chemical persuasion

n. The (usually illegal) act of drugging or intoxicating someone to persuade the person to do something.

Since he never really listened to anything I said, I decided to use some chemical persuasion to get him to have sex with me and it worked.

by MadameTesla May 17, 2015