Usage examples (35)

• This means that no suasive grounds in reason exist that would also make it plausible.
• The virtue of AOA as opposed to OA is that AOA is sufficiently suasive to ensure economic commitment and participation.
• “My dear,” said Aunt Margaret, the next morning, speaking in her most suasive tone, “your Cousin Tom is to be allowed to call here.”
• "With Joat," Amos said, and then in a far more per - suasive and loving tone, "although it is not well for a child to be alone, without brothers and sisters ..."