Unpersuaded: meaning, definitions and examples

Use in situations where someone has been presented with arguments or evidence but remains firm in their original belief or decision.

• Despite the compelling data, she remained unpersuaded.
• He listened to all the points made by the team but was still unpersuaded.

Appropriate when someone isn't convinced, often because they find the arguments insufficient or unconvincing.

• She was unconvinced by the sales pitch.
• Even though he explained it thoroughly, I remained unconvinced.

Best used when someone is not moved or affected by persuasion, often indicating a strong, steadfast stance.

• Despite all their efforts, he remained unswayed.
• The judge was unswayed by the emotional appeals.

Suitable for describing someone who remains unaffected by external factors, opinions, or pressure.

• He made his decision uninfluenced by any outside opinions.
• Her choice of career was completely uninfluenced by her parents' wishes.