Suasive

usgb/ˈsweɪsɪv/
adjective

Being able to encourage or persuade someone.

His suasive arguments convinced the board to vote in his favor.
Visual representation of "suasive" - Being able to encourage or persuade someone

Often appears as...

  • suasive tone
  • suasive speech

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Tone Matters

The effectiveness of 'suasive' often depends on the speaker's tone, expressing confidence or sincerity.

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Her suasive tone during the presentation swayed our opinions.
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Context Dependent

'Suasive' is most effective in contexts where there's a need to persuade, like debates or discussions.

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In the debate, his suasive approach was key to winning the audience.
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Positive Connotation

'Suasive' generally implies a positive skill of convincing others gently or charmingly.

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She delivered her point in a suasive manner, winning everyone's approval.
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