WordNet
talk out of
v. persuade someone not to do something [ant: talk into]
Usage examples of "talk out of".
No sooner has Gil finished speaking than Tara finds a moment when we can talk out of his sight and points at Charlie.
But Burzoe had been Godarz's right hand for many years, something she couldn't have done without holding secrets close, and Roshnani did not seem one to talk out of turn.
High-octane coffee can't jolt Bulldog talk out of a desultory ripple.
He did not get much talk out of O'Brien, whose thoughts were on pleasanter things.
Come, I shall accompany you a way and we will talk out of hearing of this Nasrany who, perchance, understandeth more of our tongue than he would have us guess.