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What is the adjective for persuade?

There isn't a single perfect adjective for "persuade." However, depending on the context, several options work well:

If you want to emphasize the successful outcome of persuasion:

* Persuasive - This is the most common and direct adjective. It describes something that is capable of persuading.

* Convincing - Similar to persuasive, but implies a stronger argument or evidence.

* Effective - Indicates that the persuasion was successful in achieving its goal.

* Successful - This simply indicates that the act of persuading was successful.

If you want to describe the method of persuasion:

* Coercive - Implies using force or threats to persuade.

* Manipulative - Suggests using unethical or deceptive tactics to persuade.

* Eloquent - Describes persuasion through powerful and skillful language.

* Charming - Indicates using personal charm or appeal to persuade.

If you want to describe the person doing the persuading:

* Persuasive - This can also describe the person doing the persuading, but it's less common.

* Eloquent - This can also describe a person who uses language effectively to persuade.

* Charismatic - Indicates a person who has a strong personal presence and can easily persuade others.

The best adjective to use depends on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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