Definition of compellingly in English:

compellingly

adverbkəmˈpɛlɪŋlikəmˈpɛlɪŋli

1In a way that evokes interest, attention, or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way.
this book is beautifully illustrated and compellingly narrated
compellingly honest paintings
Example sentencesExamples
- A fine cast helps bring the story compellingly to life.
- Rarely are sexuality and fear portrayed as compellingly, and as subtly, as this.
- As in his westerns, his trademark was contemporary, synthetic sound in compellingly simple settings.
- He uses the computer as an instrument of translation, rather than a generative device, to create his compellingly tactile architecture.
- I saw two performances, and they were both vigorously danced and compellingly stylish.
- It's a merry, moving, wise play, compellingly revived by the repertory.
- The question is which of these alternatives brings the notes most tellingly or most compellingly to life.
- It is a vision fully realized, a story beautifully structured and compellingly human.
- From here on in, things get blacker, more humid, and even compellingly cinematic.
- Perfectly French is the superb set, compellingly lighted by the acclaimed designer.
1. 1.1 In a convincing way that is not easily refuted.
  an ambitious, compellingly argued book
  this assumption has never been compellingly demonstrated
  Example sentencesExamples
  He can explain complex ideas in a compellingly succinct way.
  They may be persuaded by the most compellingly promoted argument, regardless of the technical merit of the case.
  Overall, he presents a thoughtfully composed, compellingly theorized argument about how these groups operate.
  He makes a compellingly funky case for joining them.
  I recall attending his compellingly subversive lectures at the university in the 1960s.
  He argues compellingly and extensively that the water reservoir was conceived and used for ritual bathing.
  A trained psychoanalyst, he offers a compellingly persuasive theory on the motive of the murders.
  Drawn from Melville's experiences in the navy, it compellingly condemned the practice of flogging, and may have influenced its outlawing.
  They compellingly argue for and show the importance of the increasing convergence between strategy and entrepreneurship scholars.
  His limitations as a leader and the trickery in his political dealings are compellingly exposed.

Definition of compellingly in US English:

compellingly

adverbkəmˈpɛlɪŋlikəmˈpeliNGlē

1In a way that evokes interest, attention, or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way.
this book is beautifully illustrated and compellingly narrated
compellingly honest paintings
Example sentencesExamples
- Perfectly French is the superb set, compellingly lighted by the acclaimed designer.
- From here on in, things get blacker, more humid, and even compellingly cinematic.
- The question is which of these alternatives brings the notes most tellingly or most compellingly to life.
- It's a merry, moving, wise play, compellingly revived by the repertory.
- A fine cast helps bring the story compellingly to life.
- I saw two performances, and they were both vigorously danced and compellingly stylish.
- It is a vision fully realized, a story beautifully structured and compellingly human.
- He uses the computer as an instrument of translation, rather than a generative device, to create his compellingly tactile architecture.
- As in his westerns, his trademark was contemporary, synthetic sound in compellingly simple settings.
- Rarely are sexuality and fear portrayed as compellingly, and as subtly, as this.
1. 1.1 In a convincing way that is not easily refuted.
  an ambitious, compellingly argued book
  this assumption has never been compellingly demonstrated
  Example sentencesExamples
  He makes a compellingly funky case for joining them.
  Overall, he presents a thoughtfully composed, compellingly theorized argument about how these groups operate.
  He can explain complex ideas in a compellingly succinct way.
  They may be persuaded by the most compellingly promoted argument, regardless of the technical merit of the case.
  They compellingly argue for and show the importance of the increasing convergence between strategy and entrepreneurship scholars.
  I recall attending his compellingly subversive lectures at the university in the 1960s.
  Drawn from Melville's experiences in the navy, it compellingly condemned the practice of flogging, and may have influenced its outlawing.
  He argues compellingly and extensively that the water reservoir was conceived and used for ritual bathing.
  A trained psychoanalyst, he offers a compellingly persuasive theory on the motive of the murders.
  His limitations as a leader and the trickery in his political dealings are compellingly exposed.

单词	compellingly
释义	Definition of compellingly in English: compellingly adverbkəmˈpɛlɪŋlikəmˈpɛlɪŋli 1In a way that evokes interest, attention, or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way. this book is beautifully illustrated and compellingly narrated compellingly honest paintings Example sentencesExamples A fine cast helps bring the story compellingly to life. Rarely are sexuality and fear portrayed as compellingly, and as subtly, as this. As in his westerns, his trademark was contemporary, synthetic sound in compellingly simple settings. He uses the computer as an instrument of translation, rather than a generative device, to create his compellingly tactile architecture. I saw two performances, and they were both vigorously danced and compellingly stylish. It's a merry, moving, wise play, compellingly revived by the repertory. The question is which of these alternatives brings the notes most tellingly or most compellingly to life. It is a vision fully realized, a story beautifully structured and compellingly human. From here on in, things get blacker, more humid, and even compellingly cinematic. Perfectly French is the superb set, compellingly lighted by the acclaimed designer. 1.1 In a convincing way that is not easily refuted. an ambitious, compellingly argued book this assumption has never been compellingly demonstrated Example sentencesExamples He can explain complex ideas in a compellingly succinct way. They may be persuaded by the most compellingly promoted argument, regardless of the technical merit of the case. Overall, he presents a thoughtfully composed, compellingly theorized argument about how these groups operate. He makes a compellingly funky case for joining them. I recall attending his compellingly subversive lectures at the university in the 1960s. He argues compellingly and extensively that the water reservoir was conceived and used for ritual bathing. A trained psychoanalyst, he offers a compellingly persuasive theory on the motive of the murders. Drawn from Melville's experiences in the navy, it compellingly condemned the practice of flogging, and may have influenced its outlawing. They compellingly argue for and show the importance of the increasing convergence between strategy and entrepreneurship scholars. His limitations as a leader and the trickery in his political dealings are compellingly exposed. Definition of compellingly in US English: compellingly adverbkəmˈpɛlɪŋlikəmˈpeliNGlē 1In a way that evokes interest, attention, or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way. this book is beautifully illustrated and compellingly narrated compellingly honest paintings Example sentencesExamples Perfectly French is the superb set, compellingly lighted by the acclaimed designer. From here on in, things get blacker, more humid, and even compellingly cinematic. The question is which of these alternatives brings the notes most tellingly or most compellingly to life. It's a merry, moving, wise play, compellingly revived by the repertory. A fine cast helps bring the story compellingly to life. I saw two performances, and they were both vigorously danced and compellingly stylish. It is a vision fully realized, a story beautifully structured and compellingly human. He uses the computer as an instrument of translation, rather than a generative device, to create his compellingly tactile architecture. As in his westerns, his trademark was contemporary, synthetic sound in compellingly simple settings. Rarely are sexuality and fear portrayed as compellingly, and as subtly, as this. 1.1 In a convincing way that is not easily refuted. an ambitious, compellingly argued book this assumption has never been compellingly demonstrated Example sentencesExamples He makes a compellingly funky case for joining them. Overall, he presents a thoughtfully composed, compellingly theorized argument about how these groups operate. He can explain complex ideas in a compellingly succinct way. They may be persuaded by the most compellingly promoted argument, regardless of the technical merit of the case. They compellingly argue for and show the importance of the increasing convergence between strategy and entrepreneurship scholars. I recall attending his compellingly subversive lectures at the university in the 1960s. Drawn from Melville's experiences in the navy, it compellingly condemned the practice of flogging, and may have influenced its outlawing. He argues compellingly and extensively that the water reservoir was conceived and used for ritual bathing. A trained psychoanalyst, he offers a compellingly persuasive theory on the motive of the murders. His limitations as a leader and the trickery in his political dealings are compellingly exposed.
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