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convincing
Adjective

This term describes a quality of evidence or performance that effectively eliminates doubt. When applied to an argument or a piece of evidence, it suggests a logical strength that compels the listener to accept a conclusion as true. It is often used in legal, academic, or debating contexts to describe the persuasive power of a claim.

In the context of sports or competitions, the word shifts from logical persuasion to a demonstration of dominance. A convincing win is not merely a victory, but one achieved with such ease or a wide margin of score that the superiority of the winner is undeniable. This distinguishes it from a "narrow" or "hard-fought" victory.

Meanings

Adjectiveconvincing

Capable of causing someone to believe that something is true, real, or plausible.

The lawyer presented a convincing argument that proved the defendant's innocence.

Adjectiveconvincing

Leaving no doubt about the quality, superiority, or certainty of a victory or performance.

The team won the championship with a convincing 4-0 victory in the final match.

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