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1. (adj.) convincing
persuading or assuring by argument or evidence:
a convincing demonstration of the car's safety.
2. convincing
appearing worthy of belief; plausible:
a convincing excuse for being late.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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| Definition of 'convincing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) convincing
causing one to believe the truth of something
"a convincing story"; "a convincing manner"
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1. (adjective) convincing
believable
a convincing account/excuse; a convincing salesman
2. convincing
(of a victory) unable to be disputed
a convincing win; She argued convincingly for letting the prisoner go.; to win convincingly
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| Definition of 'convincing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. convincing
of Convince
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Sense: (negativeunconvincing) having the power to convince
a convincing argument.
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 Afrikaans: oortuigende |
 Arabic: مُقْنِـع |
 Bulgarian: убедителен |
 Brazilian: convincente |
 Czech: přesvědčivý |
 German: überzeugend |
 Danish: overbevisende |
 Greek: πειστικός |
 Spanish: convincente |
 Estonian: veenev |
 Farsi: متقاعد کننده |
 Finnish: vakuuttava |
 French: convaincant |
 Hebrew: מְשַכנֵע |
 Hindi: निश्चयात्मक |
 Croatian: uvjerljiv |
 Hungarian: meggyőző |
 Indonesian: meyakinkan |
 Icelandic: sannfærandi |
 Italian: convincente |
 Japanese: 説得力のある |
 Korean: 설득력이 있는 |
 Lithuanian: įtikinamas, įtikinantis |
 Latvian: pārliecinošs |
 Malay: meyakinkan |
 Dutch: overtuigend |
 Norwegian: overbevisende, slående, s |
 Polish: przekonywający |
 Persian: متقاعد کننده |
 Pashto: قانع کول |
 Portuguese: convincente |
 Romanian: convingător |
 Russian: убедительный |
 Slovak: presvedčivý |
 Slovenian: prepričljiv |
 Serbian: ubedljiv |
 Swedish: övertygande |
 Thai: ซึ่งโน้มน้าว |
 Turkish: ikna edici, inandırıcı |
 Taiwanese: 令人信服的 |
 Ukrainian: переконливий |
 Urdu: يقين بخش |
 Vietnamese: có sức thuyết phục |
 Chinese: 有说服力的 |
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