Definition of convincingly in English:

convincingly

adverb kənˈvɪnsɪŋlikənˈvɪnsɪŋli

1In a way that causes someone to believe that something is true or real.
this chapter is not as convincingly argued
Example sentencesExamples
- Neither dates nor provenances can convincingly explain the development of these distinct artistic languages.
- Most impressive of all were the extraordinarily well sung and convincingly choreographed choral scenes.
- No mayor in living memory has explicitly, convincingly made the case for an expanding, opportunity city.
- The homeowner grabbed a toy gun and wielded it so convincingly that the criminals surrendered as he called the police.
- Simply and convincingly, he forgives his enemies.
- That she goes on to prove this claim convincingly is a testament to the effectiveness of her method.
- Estimates of between 7 and 10 percent of the budget are often cited, but have never been convincingly proven.
- Projected on the gallery wall, the video of the event convincingly resembled programs hosted by televangelists.
- The key to any work is how convincingly an artist conveys his intent.
- These are not developments that can be explained convincingly through the language of the decline, erosion, or loss of state power.
1. 1.1as submodifier In a way that leaves no margin of doubt as to who has won.
  he convincingly defeated the current champion
  Example sentencesExamples
  The hot favorites have to be the Tigers, after winning so convincingly last season.
  She won the state senate primary convincingly over three little-known candidates.
  If he doesn't win here, and win convincingly, his strategy of betting on the later, bigger states will go down as a prime example of political hara-kiri.
  They reaffirmed their status on the South American beach soccer scene, convincingly overcoming the challenge of Venezuela.
  In November, she convincingly won the presidency in a runoff against her soccer-star opponent.
  He convincingly won the first set but slipped 3-0 down in the second before breaking back to force a tiebreaker.
  His various books show his conviction that capitalism has won the ideological struggle convincingly and for all time.
  It is a good plan, and after extensive discussion and analysis and questioning, the board voted convincingly in favor of it.
  Without the huge non-payment campaign, it is unlikely that the tax would have been so convincingly defeated.
  The center-right party convincingly won the general election and now has an overall majority of 368 seats.

Definition of convincingly in US English:

convincingly

adverbkənˈvinsiNGlēkənˈvɪnsɪŋli

1In a way that causes someone to believe that something is true or real.
this chapter is not as convincingly argued
Example sentencesExamples
- That she goes on to prove this claim convincingly is a testament to the effectiveness of her method.
- Projected on the gallery wall, the video of the event convincingly resembled programs hosted by televangelists.
- These are not developments that can be explained convincingly through the language of the decline, erosion, or loss of state power.
- Most impressive of all were the extraordinarily well sung and convincingly choreographed choral scenes.
- No mayor in living memory has explicitly, convincingly made the case for an expanding, opportunity city.
- Simply and convincingly, he forgives his enemies.
- Estimates of between 7 and 10 percent of the budget are often cited, but have never been convincingly proven.
- The homeowner grabbed a toy gun and wielded it so convincingly that the criminals surrendered as he called the police.
- The key to any work is how convincingly an artist conveys his intent.
- Neither dates nor provenances can convincingly explain the development of these distinct artistic languages.
1. 1.1as submodifier In a way that leaves no margin of doubt as to who has won.
  he convincingly defeated the current champion
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is a good plan, and after extensive discussion and analysis and questioning, the board voted convincingly in favor of it.
  They reaffirmed their status on the South American beach soccer scene, convincingly overcoming the challenge of Venezuela.
  His various books show his conviction that capitalism has won the ideological struggle convincingly and for all time.
  The hot favorites have to be the Tigers, after winning so convincingly last season.
  The center-right party convincingly won the general election and now has an overall majority of 368 seats.
  In November, she convincingly won the presidency in a runoff against her soccer-star opponent.
  She won the state senate primary convincingly over three little-known candidates.
  If he doesn't win here, and win convincingly, his strategy of betting on the later, bigger states will go down as a prime example of political hara-kiri.
  He convincingly won the first set but slipped 3-0 down in the second before breaking back to force a tiebreaker.
  Without the huge non-payment campaign, it is unlikely that the tax would have been so convincingly defeated.

单词	convincingly
释义	Definition of convincingly in English: convincingly adverb kənˈvɪnsɪŋlikənˈvɪnsɪŋli 1In a way that causes someone to believe that something is true or real. this chapter is not as convincingly argued Example sentencesExamples Neither dates nor provenances can convincingly explain the development of these distinct artistic languages. Most impressive of all were the extraordinarily well sung and convincingly choreographed choral scenes. No mayor in living memory has explicitly, convincingly made the case for an expanding, opportunity city. The homeowner grabbed a toy gun and wielded it so convincingly that the criminals surrendered as he called the police. Simply and convincingly, he forgives his enemies. That she goes on to prove this claim convincingly is a testament to the effectiveness of her method. Estimates of between 7 and 10 percent of the budget are often cited, but have never been convincingly proven. Projected on the gallery wall, the video of the event convincingly resembled programs hosted by televangelists. The key to any work is how convincingly an artist conveys his intent. These are not developments that can be explained convincingly through the language of the decline, erosion, or loss of state power. 1.1as submodifier In a way that leaves no margin of doubt as to who has won. he convincingly defeated the current champion Example sentencesExamples The hot favorites have to be the Tigers, after winning so convincingly last season. She won the state senate primary convincingly over three little-known candidates. If he doesn't win here, and win convincingly, his strategy of betting on the later, bigger states will go down as a prime example of political hara-kiri. They reaffirmed their status on the South American beach soccer scene, convincingly overcoming the challenge of Venezuela. In November, she convincingly won the presidency in a runoff against her soccer-star opponent. He convincingly won the first set but slipped 3-0 down in the second before breaking back to force a tiebreaker. His various books show his conviction that capitalism has won the ideological struggle convincingly and for all time. It is a good plan, and after extensive discussion and analysis and questioning, the board voted convincingly in favor of it. Without the huge non-payment campaign, it is unlikely that the tax would have been so convincingly defeated. The center-right party convincingly won the general election and now has an overall majority of 368 seats. Definition of convincingly in US English: convincingly adverbkənˈvinsiNGlēkənˈvɪnsɪŋli 1In a way that causes someone to believe that something is true or real. this chapter is not as convincingly argued Example sentencesExamples That she goes on to prove this claim convincingly is a testament to the effectiveness of her method. Projected on the gallery wall, the video of the event convincingly resembled programs hosted by televangelists. These are not developments that can be explained convincingly through the language of the decline, erosion, or loss of state power. Most impressive of all were the extraordinarily well sung and convincingly choreographed choral scenes. No mayor in living memory has explicitly, convincingly made the case for an expanding, opportunity city. Simply and convincingly, he forgives his enemies. Estimates of between 7 and 10 percent of the budget are often cited, but have never been convincingly proven. The homeowner grabbed a toy gun and wielded it so convincingly that the criminals surrendered as he called the police. The key to any work is how convincingly an artist conveys his intent. Neither dates nor provenances can convincingly explain the development of these distinct artistic languages. 1.1as submodifier In a way that leaves no margin of doubt as to who has won. he convincingly defeated the current champion Example sentencesExamples It is a good plan, and after extensive discussion and analysis and questioning, the board voted convincingly in favor of it. They reaffirmed their status on the South American beach soccer scene, convincingly overcoming the challenge of Venezuela. His various books show his conviction that capitalism has won the ideological struggle convincingly and for all time. The hot favorites have to be the Tigers, after winning so convincingly last season. The center-right party convincingly won the general election and now has an overall majority of 368 seats. In November, she convincingly won the presidency in a runoff against her soccer-star opponent. She won the state senate primary convincingly over three little-known candidates. If he doesn't win here, and win convincingly, his strategy of betting on the later, bigger states will go down as a prime example of political hara-kiri. He convincingly won the first set but slipped 3-0 down in the second before breaking back to force a tiebreaker. Without the huge non-payment campaign, it is unlikely that the tax would have been so convincingly defeated.
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