dissolving agent | dissonance | dissonant | dissonate | dissuade | dissuasion | dissuasive | dissyllable | dissymmetry | distaff | distaff side

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WORDNET DICTIONARY

Noun dissuasion has 2 senses

• dissuasion(n = noun.communication) - a communication that dissuades you;
is a kind of discouragement
Derived form verb dissuade₁

• dissuasion(n = noun.communication) - persuading not to do or believe something; talking someone out of a belief or an intended course of action;
is a kind of communicating, communication
Derived form verb dissuade₁
Antonym: persuasion

ROGET THESAURUS

dissuasion

Dissuasion

N dissuasion, dehortation, expostulation, remonstrance, deprecation, discouragement, damper, wet blanket, disillusionment, disenchantment, cohibition, curb, check, reluctance, contraindication, dissuading, dissuasive, dehortatory, expostulatory, monitive, monitory, dissuaded, admonitory, uninduced &c (induce), unpersuadable, averse, repugnant, repressed.

Confutation

N confutation, refutation, answer, complete answer, disproof, conviction, redargution, invalidation, exposure, exposition, clincher, retort, reductio ad absurdum, knock down argument, tu quoque argument, sockdolager, correction, dissuasion, confuting, confuted capable of refutation, refutable, confutable, defeasible, contravene (counter evidence), condemned on one's own showing, condemned out of one's own mouth, the argument falls to the ground, cadit quaestio, it does not hold water, suo sibi gladio hunc jugulo, his argument was demolished by new evidence.

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