1. convinced to do something against one’s better judgment through excessive or persistent persuasion
Usage: often implies regret or that the persuasion was unwelcome

Examples

• She felt overpersuaded into buying the expensive car by the pushy salesman.
• He was overpersuaded by his friends to skip class, which he later regretted.
• The committee members were overpersuaded to approve the budget despite their initial concerns.
• I don’t want to be overpersuaded into making a decision I’m not comfortable with.
• After being overpersuaded to invest in the risky venture, she lost most of her savings.
• The jury appeared overpersuaded by the lawyer’s emotional but irrelevant arguments.