How to spell OPERSUADE correctly?

One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "opersuade" could be "persuade", which means to convince someone to believe or do something. Another suggestion could be "operate", which means to function or perform a task. However, in the given context, "persuade" seems to be the more appropriate correction.

• persuade I hope to persuade the committee to approve my proposal.
• persuader The advertising team hired a professional persuader to pitch their new product to potential investors.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries