convincer
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4.7
- noun
- /kənˈvɪnsər/
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persuasor
- The advertisement was a powerful convincer for many customers to try the new product.
No complainers are the best recruiters, they're the best convincers, they're the best manipulators.
- No complainers are the best recruiters, they're the best convincers, they're the best manipulators.
Examples
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She is a skilled convincer, able to change anyone's mind with her arguments.
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Is that clear, or do I have to slip you my left for a convincer?
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And you, being in the dark, was the convincer.
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Jake: Let's call that a convincer.
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His passionate speech acted as a strong convincer for the audience to support the cause.
Synonyms
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3.7
A person who convinces others to do or believe something
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8.9
A person who tries to convince others to follow a religion or belief
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9.9
A person who strongly encourages others to act
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8.1
A person who persuades others to do something or accept an idea
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8.6
A person who uses kind, sweet words to get what they want from others
A person who convinces others to agree or act
A person who easily convinces other people to agree or act
A person who tries to get others to change their religion or beliefs
A person who tries to persuade others to follow a religion
A person who gently persuades someone with kind words
How Persuasive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Convincer comes from convince, which is made of con- 'together' and vincere 'to conquer', and it shares the same root as victory. So, a convincer is someone or something that 'wins over' people to a belief or action.