convincing
kənˈvɪnsɪŋ
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Adjective

1.
believableappearing true or real
  • The disguise was convincing enough to fool the guards..
credible plausible
2.
persuasiveable to make someone believe or agree
  • Her argument was so convincing that everyone agreed immediately..
compelling persuasive

Noun

persuasionthe act of making someone believe or accept something
  • His convincing of the jury changed the outcome.
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evidence showing something is very likely true in law
The judge required clear and convincing evidence to decide the case.

Origin of convincing

Latin, convincere (to conquer, overcome)

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communication
the act of convincing someone to do or believe something
strongadj.
persuasive
convincing or effective
persuasion
more convincing or effective
argument
convincing or persuasive in nature
persuasion
convincing or effective in argument
explanation
believable or convincing explanation
argument story
continues to be effective or convincing over time
convincing others
able to make people believe or do something

Examples of convincing in a sentence

  • The evidence presented was convincing to the jury.
  • His speech was very convincing.
  • The evidence was convincing enough for the jury.
  • Her convincing of her parents took weeks of patient discussion.
  • The report’s convincing of the committee depended on clear data.

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  1. French:convaincant, persuasion, ...
  2. German:glaubwürdig, Überzeugen, ...
  3. Italian:convincente, persuasione, ...
  4. Spanish:convincente, convencimiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:convincente, convencimento, ...
  6. Chinese:令人信服的, 说服, ...
  7. Japanese:説得力のある, 説得, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقْنِع, إِقْنَاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְשַׁכְנֵעַ, שִׁכְנוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:правдоподобный, убеждение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:правдоподібний, переконування, ...
  12. Hindi:विश्वसनीय, अनुनय, ...
convince
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Definition of convince - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
actionpersuade someone to do something
  • He convinced her to join the team.
influence persuade sway
2.
persuasionovercome someone's doubts or objections
  • They convinced the jury of his innocence.
persuade satisfy
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Origin of convince

Latin, convincere (to conquer)

Examples of convince in a sentence

  • I convinced my friend to take a vacation.
  • She convinced him to try the new restaurant.
  • I need to convince my parents to let me go.

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  1. French:convaincre, démontrer, ...
  2. German:überreden, ...
  3. Italian:convincere, ...
  4. Spanish:convencer, ganar, ...
  5. Portuguese:convencer, ...
  6. Chinese:说服, 劝服, ...
  7. Japanese:説得する, 確信させる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَقْنَعَ, أَثْبَتَ لِـ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְשַׁכְנֵעַ, לְשַׁכְנֵעַ, ...
  10. Russian:убеждать, убедить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:переконувати, переконати, ...
  12. Hindi:मनाना, विश्वास दिलाना, ...

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