unconvincingly Antonyms
Strongest:
- credible
- plausible
- creditable
- creditable
- convincing
- convincing
- probable
- believable
- probable
- conceivable
- possible
- imaginable
- credible
- imaginable
- possible
- believable
- conceivable
- plausible
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- unbelievable
- incredulous
- impossible
- implausible
- questionable
- fantastical
- absurd
- incredible
- ridiculous
- unlikely
Strong:
- dubious
- fantastic
- shaky
- full-of-it
- flimsy
- doubtful
- uncompelling
- debatable
- hopeless
- unthinkable
- suspicious
- inconceivable
- unconceivable
- unimaginable
- silly
- unreasonable
Weak:
Meaning of unconvincingly
unconvincingly (r)
in an unconvincing manner
unconvincingly Sentence Examples
- The politician's unconvincingly feeble apologies failed to quell public outrage.
- The witness's testimony was so unconvincingly vague that the jury dismissed it as unreliable.
- The company's assurances that their product was safe proved unconvincingly shallow.
- The suspect's unconvincingly fabricated alibi shattered under the weight of irrefutable evidence.
- The artist's unconvincingly derivative painting was dismissed as a pale imitation of a masterpiece.
- The salesman's unconvincingly inflated claims about the product's benefits left potential customers unimpressed.
- The student's unconvincingly rehearsed presentation failed to engage the audience.
- The magician's unconvincingly clumsy misdirection failed to conceal his obvious deception.
- The government's unconvincingly feeble attempt to suppress dissent drew widespread condemnation.
- The cult leader's unconvincingly grandiose promises of eternal paradise failed to attract many followers.
FAQs About the word unconvincingly
in an unconvincing manner
unbelievable,incredulous, impossible, implausible, questionable, fantastical, absurd, incredible, ridiculous, unlikely
credible, plausible, creditable, creditable,convincing, convincing, probable, believable, probable, conceivable
The politician's unconvincingly feeble apologies failed to quell public outrage.
The witness's testimony was so unconvincingly vague that the jury dismissed it as unreliable.
The company's assurances that their product was safe proved unconvincingly shallow.
The suspect's unconvincingly fabricated alibi shattered under the weight of irrefutable evidence.
