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impersuasible

impersuasible adjective: not persuasible; not to be moved by persuasion.

Adjective

impersuasible (comparative more impersuasible, superlative most impersuasible)

  1. Not persuasible; not to be moved by persuasion.
    • Near-synonyms: obstinate, immovable, unmovable, unyielding
    • Come , behold the Desolations wrought by God for the space of 67 years on an Empire impersuasible by all the Methods of Grace.1684, unknown author, A Calendar of Prophetick Time

Synonyms of impersuasible

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Forms of impersuasible

comparativemore impersuasible
superlativemost impersuasible

Origin of impersuasible

From im- + persuasible.

Words formed from impersuasible

Questions about impersuasible

What does impersuasible mean?
Impersuasible means not persuasible; not to be moved by persuasion.
What part of speech is impersuasible?
Impersuasible is an adjective.

Words near impersuasible in the dictionary

  1. imperspicuous
  2. imperspirability
  3. imperspirable
  4. impersuadable
  5. impersuasibility
  6. impersuasible
  7. impersuasibleness
  8. impersuasibly
  9. impertinacies
  10. impertinacy
  11. impertinence

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