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Strongest matches
dissuade, discourage, defeat, prevail, reject, pretermit, displease, disappoint, scare, hinder
Example Sentences
Example:Despite her efforts to dissuade him, he insisted on taking the risk.
Definition:To keep someone from doing something, esp. by reason or argument.
Example:He tried to discourage her, but she wouldn't listen.
Definition:To prevent someone from doing or continuing to do something, esp. by argument or advice.
Example:They tried to defeat the opposition to gain the position.
Definition:To overcome (an opponent); defeat someone in an election, competition, or battle.
Example:Despite a strong campaign, he ultimately failed to prevail.
Definition:To prevail means to win or triumph in a contest, especially a struggle for control or dominance.
Example:The committee rejected his proposal.
Definition:To refuse to accept or give consent to something.
Example:They pretermed the opportunity to invest despite the potential.
Definition:To forbear to do something, esp. an obvious thing; leave undone; neglect.
Example:His actions clearly displease the crowd.
Definition:To make someone upset or annoyed.
Example:The delay disappointed many of the waiting passengers.
Definition:To cause (someone) to feel frustrated or upset because something does not turn out as they hoped, expected, or planned to.
Example:The sudden noise scared the children.
Definition:To frighten or panic someone.
Example:The bad weather hindered the progress of the project.
Definition:To make it difficult for someone to do something or to stop something from happening.
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