unpersuaded
/ (ˌʌnpəˈsweɪdɪd) /
not having been induced, urged, or prevailed upon successfully
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How to use unpersuaded in a sentence
It's a hard thing to "prove," and any conservative who wants to remain unpersuaded will remain so.
History, the GOP, and Green Lantern-Thinking: The Panama Canal Treaty | Michael Tomasky | May 2, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTWhile he finds a lot to recommend, he ultimately comes away unpersuaded by the main thesis.
His admirers, familiar with his style, forget its necessary effect on “a young princess unpersuaded,” as Lethington put it.
John Knox and the Reformation | Andrew LangLethington wished that he would “deal more gently with a young princess unpersuaded.”
A Short History of Scotland | Andrew LangDr. Sevier thrust his pocket-book back into its place, compressing his lips and giving his head an unpersuaded jerk.
Dr. Sevier | George W. Cable
While she was still unpersuaded, Betty heard her father's key in the lock.
The Silent Readers | William D. LewisI was only trying to think out a just solution unpersuaded by your body in my arms.
Claire | Leslie Burton Blades
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