How to spell DISAUADE correctly?

If you are searching for the correct spelling of "disauade", you may actually mean "dissuade". Dissuade means to persuade someone not to do something or change their mindset. So, next time you encounter "disauade", consider replacing it with "dissuade" to ensure accurate communication.

• dissuade I will try to dissuade him from taking such a risky decision.
• Dissuaded
• dissuades I hope this information dissuades you from making a poor decision.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries