dis·suade 
/dɪˈsweɪd/ verb
dis·suades; dis·suad·ed; dis·suad·ing /dɪˈsweɪd/ verb [+ obj] : to convince (someone) not to do something
▪ Our warnings did not dissuade them. — often + from ▪ He tried to dissuade them from going. — compare persuade
▪ Our warnings did not dissuade them. — often + from ▪ He tried to dissuade them from going. — compare persuade
