sell on
Win over to
Sell on means to convince someone of the value or merit of something, making them enthusiastic about it.
If you're sold on an idea, you've become a believer in it.
I wasn't sure about the plan at first, but she really sold me on it.
The phrase can also mean to resell something you've acquired: He buys vintage furniture and sells it on for a profit.
Cause to believe
- pitchFrequency of sound
- promoteRaise in rank
- advocatePublic cause supporter
- endorseGive official approval
enthusiasm · win over · talk into · sway · influence · appeal · argument · benefits
Having had prior ownership
- preownedPreviously belonging to another
- flipQuick turning motion
- scalpSkin covering skull
- consignmentBatch delivered for selling
auction · marketplace · eBay · Craigslist · classifieds · vintage · collectibles · thrift
Transfer of property rights
- deedWritten property conveyance
- titleFormal honorific or name
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- escrowConditional third-party deposit
assignment · property · real estate · closing · settlement · documentation · notary · registry
convince
Cause to believe
endorse · enthusiasm · win over · talk into · sway · influence · appeal · argument · benefits · value proposition
secondhand
Having had prior ownership
consignment · auction · marketplace · eBay · Craigslist · classifieds · vintage · collectibles · thrift · refurbished
conveyance
Transfer of property rights
escrow · assignment · property · real estate · closing · settlement · documentation · notary · registry · buyer
sell onput off
To postpone action
dissuade · discourage · turn off · deter · talk out of