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convincingly

/kənˈvɪnsɪŋɫi/ adv

In a convincing manner.

Word Origin Convince comes from Latin con- 'together' and vincere 'to conquer' — so to convince someone is to conquer their doubts completely. The same root vincere gives us victory, invincible (unconquerable), and convict (to prove guilty). Convincingly is the adverb: doing it in a way that wins the argument.

adv In a convincing manner.

The lawyer argued her case convincingly.

(副词) 令人信服地

律师令人信服地陈述了她的案情。

(adverbio) convincentemente; de manera convincente; persuasivamente [De manera convincente.]

La abogada argumentó su caso **convincentemente**.

(adverbe) de manière convaincante; de façon convaincante; persuasivement [D'une manière convaincante ; de façon persuasive et probante.]

L'avocate a défendu sa cause de manière convaincante.

(Adverb) überzeugend; eindrucksvoll [auf eine Weise, die überzeugend wirkt; so, dass etwas oder jemand glaubwürdig, schlüssig oder einleuchtend erscheint.]

Die Anwältin argumentierte ihren Fall **convincingly**.

(副詞) 説得力のある方法で。相手を納得させるように。

弁護士は説得力豊かに自分の主張を述べた。

(advérbio) de modo convincente; de maneira convincente; convictamente [De maneira convincente.]

A advogada argumentou seu caso de forma convincente.

Synonyms: persuasively compellingly cogently credibly plausibly effectively powerfully strongly Antonyms: unconvincingly weakly implausibly
Word parts: con + vinc + ing + ly

Common collocations

argue verb win verb more adv so adv very adv can verb demonstrate verb show verb most adv beat verb quite adv never adv

Related words

convince convinced conviction convict unconvincing unconvinced invincible invincibility evict eviction victory victorious province provincial

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