“To convince” in Japanese
Short answer
To convince in Japanese is “説き伏せる” (tokifuseru). Full meaning: to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on.
Other ways to say “To convince” in Japanese
説伏せる
tokifuseru to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
ときふせる
tokifuseru to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説きふせる
tokifuseru to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説伏せ
tokifuse to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説伏せろ
tokifusero to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説きふせ
tokifuse to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説伏せん
tokifusen to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説伏せよ
tokifuseyo to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説き伏せ
tokifuse to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
ときふせ
tokifuse to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
説伏せれ
tokifusere to confute, to argue down, to persuade, to convince, to prevail on
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