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clinches Meaning
clinches
to fasten by clinching, to turn over or flatten the protruding pointed end of (a driven nail), to assure the winning of, the clinched part of a nail, bolt, or rivet, to make final or irrefutable, a fastening by means of a clinched nail, rivet, or bolt, the clinched part of a nail, rivet, or bolt, clench sense 3, to hold fast or firmly, to make final, to treat (a screw, a bolt, a rivet, etc.) in a similar way, an act or instance of clinching in boxing, to turn over or flatten the end of something sticking out, embrace, to hold an opponent (as in boxing) at close quarters with one or both arms, pun, to fasten in this way
clinches Sentence Examples
- The lawyer's skillful argument clinched the guilty verdict.
- The last-minute goal clinched victory for the soccer team.
- The successful performance in the interview clinched the job offer.
- The decisive evidence clinched the case against the suspect.
- The winning shot clinched the championship for the tennis player.
- The politician's eloquent speech clinched the support of the voters.
- The well-timed joke clinched the deal at the business meeting.
- The doctor's diagnosis clinched the patient's illness.
- The evidence of the defendant's guilt clinched his conviction.
- The irrefutable facts clinched the scientist's theory.
FAQs About the word clinches
to fasten by clinching, to turn over or flatten the protruding pointed end of (a driven nail), to assure the winning of, the clinched part of a nail, bolt, or r
decides, determines, settles, establishes, nails, defines,proves, clarifies, ensures, concludes
unsettles,confuses, muddies,muddles,
The lawyer's skillful argument clinched the guilty verdict.
The last-minute goal clinched victory for the soccer team.
The successful performance in the interview clinched the job offer.
The decisive evidence clinched the case against the suspect.
