The meaning of Win-over
Win-over – definition
phrasal verbTo succeed in getting someone's support or agreement, esp. when the person was previously opposed to you
Usage examples:
He had some good ideas, but failed to win over congress.
phrasal verbTo persuade someone who has a different opinion to yours to support you or agree with you
Usage examples:
He is campaigning hard to win over his critics., the mobile phone company sought to win round inves…
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