persuasiveness (Meaning)

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persuasiveness (n)

the power to induce the taking of a course of action or the embracing of a point of view by means of argument or entreaty

No weak antonyms found.

The persuasiveness of the politician's speech swayed the crowd to his way of thinking.
The salesperson's unwavering persuasiveness convinced the customer to make a purchase.
The counselor used her persuasiveness to help the client overcome their fears.
The lawyer's exceptional persuasiveness resulted in a favorable verdict for his client.
The speaker's passionate persuasiveness ignited a fire within the audience.
The persuasive essay argued its case with irrefutable logic and eloquence.
The charismatic leader's persuasiveness drew a devoted following.
The cunning marketer relied on persuasive techniques to increase product sales.
The actor's ability to evoke emotions through persuasiveness enhanced the performance.
The teacher's persuasive approach inspired students to think critically and independently.

the power to induce the taking of a course of action or the embracing of a point of view by means of argument or entreaty

conclusiveness, authority, strength,effectiveness, persuasion, soundness, power, forcefulness, convincingness,validity

inconclusiveness,ineffectiveness, ineffectiveness, inconclusiveness, invalidity, invalidity, feebleness, unsoundness, weakness, shakiness

The persuasiveness of the politician's speech swayed the crowd to his way of thinking.

The salesperson's unwavering persuasiveness convinced the customer to make a purchase.

The counselor used her persuasiveness to help the client overcome their fears.

The lawyer's exceptional persuasiveness resulted in a favorable verdict for his client.