dissuade in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

dissuade in the PONS Dictionary

dissuade Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to dissuade sb from doing sth
dissuadere qu da qc/dal fare qc

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However, she was dissuaded from entering medical school because she was a woman and because she was considered too old at 30.
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Learning of his appointment, partisan emissaries unsuccessfully attempted to dissuade him from accepting.
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They tried to dissuade him from accompanying them, but the rabbi insisted.
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Society members would ride out on horses to greet incoming students, attempting to recruit them and dissuade them from joining the other society.
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She convinces jail authorities that her two brothers and her boyfriend could be dissuaded from a life of crime.
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Some observers believe that this estoppel dissuades potential requesters from use of reexamination, forcing them into federal court.
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They attempt to dissuade openness to alternative ways of social organizing.
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Individuals stridulate to dissuade other hydropsychids from attempts to steal their retreats.
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He hoped that a stable world government composed of sovereign nation-states would eventually arise which would dissuade nations from engaging in war.
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Some were tattooed with a distinguishing mark to denote their status and to dissuade escape.
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