adjective

convincing

persuasive, compelling, believable

He gave a convincing argument.

He gave a convincing argument.

Her performance was not very convincing.

Her performance was not very convincing.

They need convincing evidence to win the case.

They need convincing evidence to win the case.

((a convincing)) ((noun)) a persuasive (noun) He gave a convincing argument.

Synonyms: persuasive, compelling, credible; Antonyms: unconvincing, weak

The present participle of the verb 'convince'. It has an active sense, meaning 'able to persuade'.

The '-ing' form often has an active meaning. Something 'convincing' has the power to 'convince' people.

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