suasory
/ˈsweɪs(ə)ri
/adjective rare
Effective at persuading someone to do something.In most cases, audiences recognize that arguments, reasons, and suasory efforts are being directed at them....
- What theologians do is create a new suasory language for theological discourse.
- Structural patterns in linguistic and thematic features can contribute to the suasory force of a discourse.
Origin
Late 16th century: from Latin suasorius, from the verb suadere (see suasion).