Noun persuader has 1 sense

1. persuader, inducer - someone who tries to persuade or induce or lead on
   --₁ is a kind of communicator
   --₁ has particulars: lobbyist; Svengali; wheedler, coaxer
   

   Derived form: verb persuade2

Persuader

A persuader can refer to a person or object that convinces or influences others to change their beliefs, opinions, or behavior. It can also describe a tool or device used to exert force or pressure in order to accomplish a task.

As a noun:

1. A persuasive person who uses their skills to influence others.
• Example sentence: John is a talented persuader and can easily convince people to see things from his perspective.
2. A device or tool used to apply pressure or force in order to achieve a particular outcome.
• Example sentence: The car jack is a useful persuader when you need to change a flat tire.

As a verb:

1. To convince or influence someone to adopt a particular belief, opinion, or course of action.
• Example sentence: The salesperson tried to persuader her to purchase the latest model of the smartphone.
2. To exert pressure or force on something to achieve a desired result.
• Example sentence: She used her persuasive skills to persuader her team to meet the project deadline.

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