convincing (Meaning)

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convincing (a)

causing one to believe the truth of something

No weak antonyms found.

His argument was so convincing that I couldn't help but agree with him.
The salesperson's persuasive demeanor made the product seem convincing.
Despite initial doubts, she presented a convincing case for her proposal.
The evidence presented by the prosecution was overwhelmingly convincing.
She gave a convincing performance in the lead role of the play.
His confident delivery and thorough research made his presentation very convincing.
The testimonials from satisfied customers were convincing proof of the product's effectiveness.
The teacher used real-world examples to make the lesson more convincing to her students.
Her convincing explanation dispelled any doubts we had about the project's feasibility.
The scientist's research findings provided convincing evidence for her hypothesis.

causing one to believe the truth of something

compelling, strong, conclusive, valid,persuasive, effective, definitive, decisive, forceful, telling

unfounded, ineffective, unpersuasive, shaky, unfounded, invalid, indecisive, indecisive,unconvincing, unconvincing

His argument was so convincing that I couldn't help but agree with him.

The salesperson's persuasive demeanor made the product seem convincing.

Despite initial doubts, she presented a convincing case for her proposal.

The evidence presented by the prosecution was overwhelmingly convincing.