Convincingly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVINCINGLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• in a convincing manner; in a manner to compel assent.
ADVERB:
• CONVINCING
• in a way that leaves no margin of doubt as to who has won
• in a way that causes someone to believe that something is true or real
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• satisfying or assuring by argument or proof

Words related to CONVINCINGLY

convincing18

Words that contain CONVINCINGLY

unconvincingly25

How to use CONVINCINGLY in a sentence

• We have been laying stress on the wrongs of woman and demanding very persistently and convincingly her rights.
• He played the lover with ease and said quite simply and convincingly just the things which she would have expected a lover to say.
• We would point to those two speeches as giving some adequate expression of his ability to treat large subjects simply, profoundly, artistically, and convincingly.
• Never had he been actually nearer to her, and never had she been more convincingly remote.
• Lawrence Lowell has convincingly argued that the American system is best adapted to the circumstances of this country.
• He has a way with words and can argue his case convincingly.
• The task I have set myself is to discuss these matters, stripped of all diplomatic disguise, as clearly and convincingly as possible.
• He also shewed, I think, convincingly, that dealing in slaves was not worse than slave holding.
• It is the happiest example of his peculiar power, and shows more convincingly than any of its predecessors where the secret of his greatness really lay.
• My only regret was that I could not chirp convincingly like a frog.
• Suddenly it came to me that I was lucky not to have been able to chirp convincingly like a frog.
• There is even the most convincingly direct testimony in its favour.
• She revealed it to him without words, but fully, gloriously, convincingly, as she yielded her lips to his.
• The sinister intentions of this man, forgotten in the rush of other emotions, asserted themselves again convincingly.
• On the contrary, Darwin shows very convincingly that a modification may well be developed by a series of steps, and afterwards suddenly disappear.
• With her death so near, it could be done convincingly.
• The letters will, I venture to think, plead my cause more convincingly than I was able to plead it for myself.
• Being an enthusiast, he had early laid down the foundation principle that one must see and feel and suffer if one would write convincingly.
• She was walking about, in a convincingly masculine style.
• There was no one to interrupt him and nothing to embarrass him, and so he was able to set out everything very clearly and convincingly.
• That their correspondence was no fictitious one, a freak of disordered nerves or imagination, but sane and actual, both brother and sister could convincingly have affirmed.
• Bert had not even learned, convincingly, that Prescott was a man to let alone.
• All this, human nature being what it is, was inevitable, but his father could not convincingly tell him so.
• And yet simultaneously the weaker part of him envied them, and he fully admitted, in the abstract, that something might convincingly be said in favour of monasteries.
• People always asked him how far it was to some place of which he had never heard, and he had learned to name figures at random very convincingly.
• He spoke convincingly for the plan in the Convention.
• White men with cannon could even join the warriors, and Spain might convincingly say that she knew nothing of if.
• This doubt cannot be much affected by abstract arguments, no matter how delicately and convincingly woven together.
• History has revealed the real man, and in recent years it has been convincingly proved that he was the very antithesis of the monster he has been given out and supposed to be.
• Edward brought his fist down upon the table most convincingly.

Similar words containing NVINCING without suffix ly and without prefix co

convincing18 reconvincing20 unconvincing20 convincingness22 unconvincingly25 unconvincingnes23 convincingnesse23 convincingnesses24 unconvincingness24 unconvincingnesses26

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