Dissuade Past Tense

The past tense of Dissuade is dissuaded.

1. dissuade

verb. ['dɪˈsweɪd'] turn away from by persuasion.

Rhymes with Dissuade

• underplayed
• promenade
• metrodade
• underpaid
• unafraid
• serenade
• portrayed
• palisade
• overstayed
• overplayed
• masquerade
• lemonade
• downgrade
• displayed
• disobeyed
• colonnade
• brascade
• usaid
• upgrade
• unswayed
• replayed
• prepaid
• persuade
• overpaid
• mislaid
• mcquaide
• mcquaid
• mcquade
• mcglade
• mcdaid

How do you pronounce dissuade?

Pronounce dissuade as dɪsˈweɪd.

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Sentences with dissuade

1. Verb, base form
The mulch may even dissuade your pet pal from tearing up your garden bed.

2. Noun, singular or mass
But don't let the intensity of Ashtanga dissuade you from trying it out.

Quotes about dissuade

1. Darkness Darkness is a decision the light cannot dissuade.
- Beryl Dov