repersuade

Win over anew

To repersuade is to persuade again—to win someone back to a position they once held or to renew conviction that has wavered: After she changed her mind, he had to repersuade her to join the project.

The word implies a previous persuasion that didn't stick.

reconvince

reiterate

Say something again

reaffirmState again with conviction
reassertState again with force
restateExpress again differently

reargue · resell · remind · readdress · reapproach · reconsider · reframe · recontact · re-engage · follow-up

reinforcement

reassurance

Words meant to calm

reaffirmationRestating a prior commitment
encouragementSupport spurring continued effort
bolsteringStrengthening or supporting

validation · confirmation · support · strengthening · consolidation · backing · endorsement · corroboration · reemphasis

persistence

tenacity

Persistent grip or resolve

determinationFirmness of purpose
perseveranceSustained resolve despite obstacles
doggednessUnyielding determination to continue

insistence · relentlessness · patience · grit · steadfastness · persistence · resolve · tirelessness · unwavering · follow-through

Opposites

direction of belief change

repersuadedissuade

Convince not to

talk out of · discourage · deter · turn against · disenchant

sequence/novelty

repersuadewin over

Gain another's support

convert

Family

persuade, persuades, persuaded, persuading, persuasion, persuasive, persuasively, persuasiveness, dissuade

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