cogently

/ˈkoʊdʒəntli/ adv

In a cogent manner.

Word Origin Cogently comes from Latin cogere, literally 'to drive together' — when you make a cogent argument, you're driving points together to compel belief. The root agere 'to drive, act' is incredibly productive: it gives us action, agent, exact (drive out), and react (drive back). So cogently means arguing in a way that forcefully brings ideas together.

adv In a cogent manner.

She argued cogently for the policy change, presenting clear evidence and logical reasoning.

(副词) 有说服力地;令人信服地

她有力地论证了政策变革的必要性,提出了清晰的证据和逻辑推理。

(adverbio) convincentemente; persuasivamente; con elocuencia [De manera convincente o persuasiva.]

Ella argumentó de manera convincente a favor del cambio de política, presentando evidencia clara y razonamiento lógico.

(adverbe) de manière convaincante; persuasivement; avec force; puissamment [De manière convaincante et logique, avec des arguments solides et pertinents.]

Elle a défendu cogently le changement de politique, en présentant des preuves claires et un raisonnement logique.

(Adverb) überzeugend; schlüssig; stichhaltig [Auf eine überzeugende, logisch schlüssige und nachvollziehbare Weise.]

Sie argumentierte **cogently** für die Politikänderung und präsentierte klare Beweise und logische Schlussfolgerungen.

(副詞) 説得力をもって;論理的で明快に。

彼女は政策変更について説得力を持って主張し、明確な証拠と論理的な推論を提示した。

(advérbio) convincentemente; persuasivamente; logicamente; fundamentadamente [De maneira convincente e bem fundamentada.]

Ela argumentou de forma convincente a favor da mudança de política, apresentando evidências claras e raciocínio lógico.

Word parts: cogent + ly

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