Words Of Persuasion

adjective Cogent is an adjective that describes something that is clear, logical, and convincing.

• The lawyer presented a cogent argument in court, backed up with strong evidence.
• She always has a cogent explanation for everything, it's impressive.
• His reasoning was so cogent, it was like he read my mind.
• The author's words were a cogent force that captivated the readers.

noun a humble request or plea

• She made a heartfelt entreaty to the board of directors for more funding.
• I couldn't resist her entreaty to come to the party with her.
• His entreaty for us to ditch class and go to the beach was tempting.
• The entreaty of the setting sun seemed to beckon us to stay a little longer.

verb to encourage or persuade someone to do something, often something wrong or mischievous

• The company's board put up to a vote whether to approve the new policy.
• My friends put me up to asking my crush out on a date.
• I can't believe you put me up to pulling that prank on our teacher!
• The coach put up to the challenge of leading the team to victory.