Mis′per-suā′si-ble-ness, n.
The quality of being incapable of persuasion or conviction. [Obs.] “Sons of mispersuasibleness, that will not be drawn or persuaded.” Leighton.
The quality of being incapable of persuasion or conviction. [Obs.] “Sons of mispersuasibleness, that will not be drawn or persuaded.” Leighton.