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Exemples
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persuader
to persuade
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Often followed by 'à' + infinitive.
Exemple
Il a réussi à persuader ses collègues d'adopter la nouvelle stratégie.
He managed to persuade his colleagues to adopt the new strategy.
convaincre
to convince
📌 Note de grammaire
Third group irregular verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Stem changes in plural present and past participle.
Exemple
Le directeur a su convaincre le conseil d'administration avec des arguments solides.
The director knew how to convince the board of directors with solid arguments.
influencer
to influence
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Direct transitive verb.
Exemple
Les réseaux sociaux influencent fortement les choix des jeunes consommateurs.
Social networks strongly influence the choices of young consumers.
manipuler
to manipulate
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Connotation often negative regarding people.
Exemple
Un bon politicien sait manipuler l'opinion publique sans éveiller de soupçons.
A good politician knows how to manipulate public opinion without arousing suspicion.
dissuader
to deter / to dissuade
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Followed by 'de' + infinitive.
Exemple
Le coût élevé du projet a fini par dissuader les investisseurs.
The high cost of the project ended up deterring the investors.
inciter
to encourage / to prompt
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Followed by 'à' + infinitive.
Exemple
Cette campagne publicitaire incite les citoyens à consommer local.
This advertising campaign prompts citizens to consume locally.
pousser
to push / to urge
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Used metaphorically with 'à' + infinitive for persuasion.
Exemple
La curiosité l'a poussé à poser des questions indiscrètes.
Curiosity urged him to ask indiscreet questions.
inspirer
to inspire
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Direct or indirect object.
Exemple
Ce grand leader sait inspirer confiance à toute son équipe.
This great leader knows how to inspire trust in his entire team.
orienter
to guide / to steer
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Used to describe guiding choices or decisions.
Exemple
Le conseiller m'a aidé à orienter mes choix professionnels vers le marketing.
The advisor helped me steer my professional choices towards marketing.
ébranler
to shake / to undermine
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb with a stem change (è) in certain forms, auxiliary 'avoir'.
Exemple
Ces révélations ont réussi à ébranler ses convictions les plus profondes.
These revelations managed to shake his deepest convictions.
entraîner
to entail / to drive / to lead to
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Means to cause a consequence or pull someone along.
Exemple
Son discours charismatique a entraîné l'adhésion de toute l'assemblée.
His charismatic speech drove the support of the entire assembly.
gagner
to win over / to sway
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Used in the sense of winning someone over to a cause.
Exemple
Le syndicat a réussi à gagner la confiance des employés récalcitrants.
The union managed to win over the trust of the reluctant employees.
rallier
to rally / to bring round
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Often used with 'à sa cause'.
Exemple
Le chef du parti a su rallier les opposants à son programme.
The party leader managed to bring round the opponents to his program.
suborner
to suborn / to bribe
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Formal or legal register for illicit persuasion.
Exemple
L'accusé a tenté de suborner un témoin clé du procès.
The accused attempted to bribe a key witness in the trial.
aliéner
to alienate
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb with a stem change (è) in certain forms, auxiliary 'avoir'.
Exemple
Ses déclarations maladroites ont fini par aliéner ses plus fidèles partisans.
His clumsy statements ended up alienating his most loyal supporters.
capter
to capture / to catch (attention)
📌 Note de grammaire
Regular -er verb, auxiliary 'avoir'. Used figuratively for attention or interest.
Exemple
L'orateur a su capter l'attention de l'auditoire dès les premières minutes.
The speaker managed to capture the audience's attention from the very first minutes.
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