Definition of: dissuade

(di·swād′) v.t. ·suad·ed, ·suad·ing
1. To change or alter the plans of (a person) by persuasion or advice: with from.
2. Obs. To advise against (a course of action). See synonyms under ADMONISH. [<L dissuadere <dis- away + suadere persuade]
—dis·suad′er noun

Most often used phrases:

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"dissuade" has the frequency of use of 0.0001% on en.wikipedia.org.

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Definition of: dissuade

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