transitive. With a person as object. To induce to believe or accept a statement, doctrine, etc.; to convince that or of; to urge successfully to…

transitive. To make (a person) mentally sure; to convince, render confident. Followed by subordinate clause. Chiefly passive and reflexive. Obsolete.

To provide (a person, a person's mind, etc.) with adequate or convincing proof or information; to free… transitive with simple object.

To compel (a person) by proof, argument, etc. to acknowledge an assertion, confess an opinion, etc.; = convince, v. 3. Obsolete.

elliptical (= force to believe) To convince. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause (a person) to think or believe (that); to convince. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To influence the opinion of (a person); to predispose. Obsolete.

transitive. To free from doubt; to satisfy, convince of or against a particular contingency, that something might happen. Obsolete.

To make quite sure in an opinion or as to a matter; to assure, make certain, convince. Obsolete.

with subordinate clause.

To cause (a person) to admit, as established to his satisfaction, that which is advanced in argument; to bring to acknowledge the truth of; to…

transitive. To lead (a person), by persuasion or some influence or motive that acts upon the will, to… elliptical. To lead to the belief or opinion…

transitive. To cause (a person) to think that. Obsolete.

To persuade to believe (to be, etc.); to flatter or wheedle into the belief. Obsolete.