inconvincibly Sentence Examples
- The defendant's alibi was so inconvincibly presented that the jury dismissed it out of hand.
- The witness's testimony was inconvincibly vague, offering no clear support for the prosecution's case.
- The government's justification for the tax hike was inconvincibly weak, failing to persuade the public of its necessity.
- The professor's argument was inconvincibly abstract, leaving students struggling to grasp its relevance.
- The movie's plot was inconvincibly thin, lacking depth and substance.
- The company's attempt to justify its price increase was inconvincibly lame, angering customers.
- The detective's theory was inconvincibly farfetched, raising doubts about the validity of the investigation.
- The new regulation was inconvincibly bureaucratic, creating unnecessary obstacles for businesses.
- The politician's campaign promises were inconvincibly empty, failing to inspire voter confidence.
- The doctor's diagnosis was inconvincibly ambiguous, leaving the patient uncertain about the nature of their illness.
inconvincibly Meaning
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inconvincibly (adv.)
In a manner not admitting of being convinced.
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In a manner not admitting of being convinced.
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The defendant's alibi was so inconvincibly presented that the jury dismissed it out of hand.
The witness's testimony was inconvincibly vague, offering no clear support for the prosecution's case.
The government's justification for the tax hike was inconvincibly weak, failing to persuade the public of its necessity.
The professor's argument was inconvincibly abstract, leaving students struggling to grasp its relevance.
