Dissuade

dis-swād′, v.t. to advise against: to try to divert from anything by advice or persuasion: to succeed in persuading not to.— ns. Di uā′der ; Di uā′sion .— adj. Di uā′sive , tending to di uade.— n. that which tends to di uade.— adv. Di uā′sively .— n. and adj. Di uā′sory ( rare ). [Fr.,—L. di uadēre — dis , apart, suadēre , suasum , to advise.]