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説得する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	説せっ得とくする	説せっ得とくしない
Polite	説せっ得とくします	説せっ得とくしません
Past polite	説せっ得とくしました	説せっ得とくしませんでした
Past	説せっ得とくした	説せっ得とくしなかった
Te-form	説せっ得とくして	説せっ得とくしないで
Desire	説せっ得とくしたい	説せっ得とくしたくない
Potential	説せっ得とくできる	説せっ得とくできない
Passive	説せっ得とくされる	説せっ得とくされない
Causative	説せっ得とくさせる	説せっ得とくさせない
Causative passive	説せっ得とくさせられる	説せっ得とくさせられない
Volitional	説せっ得とくしよう
Polite volitional	説せっ得とくしましょう
Imperative	説せっ得とくしろ	説せっ得とくするな
Conditional	説せっ得とくすれば	説せっ得とくしなければ
Tara conditional	説せっ得とくしたら	説せっ得とくしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

persuasion; convincing

The act of persuading someone to accept an idea, change their mind, or take action through reasoning or emotional appeal. Often used with する to mean 'persuade' or 'convince'.

彼かれを説せっ得とくし

Related words· 10

勧かん誘ゆうN1

説得 means persuading someone to change their mind or take an action through reasoning, while 勧誘 means inviting or soliciting someone to join something, like a club or service.

口く説どく

説得 is a neutral, formal word for persuading someone with logic, while 口説く is a casual verb often used for coaxing someone romantically or talking them into something.

諭さとす

説得 focuses on winning someone over to a decision or opinion, while 諭す means gently admonishing or guiding someone, often a subordinate or child, toward better understanding.

言いい聞きかせるN1

説得する focuses on logical persuasion to change someone's mind, while 言い聞かせる emphasizes patient explanation, often with emotional or moral weight.

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説とくN1
説得する is the common modern word for persuading someone, whereas 説く carries the same sense but sounds more written or formal, often through moral or logical reasoning.
丸まるめ込こむN1
説得する is neutral, straightforward 'to persuade', while 丸め込む implies a smoother, often manipulative or flattering way of winning someone over.
懐かい柔じゅう
説得 is neutral persuasion through reasoning and argument, while 懐柔 specifically involves winning someone over with concessions or emotional appeal, often to soften opposition.

Don't confuse with

納なっ得とくN3

説得 is the speaker's act of trying to persuade someone, while 納得 is the listener's resulting state of understanding and accepting it, so they describe opposite ends of the same interaction.

説せっ得とく力りょく

説得 is the verb-derived noun for the act of persuading someone, while 説得力 is the abstract quality of being persuasive.

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