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convincingly
This adverb describes an action performed with such strength or clarity that it removes doubt from the observer. It is frequently used in legal, academic, or argumentative contexts to describe the quality of a presentation or a piece of evidence that leads to a definitive conclusion.
In sports or competitive contexts, the word shifts from a sense of persuasion to a sense of dominance. When a team wins convincingly, it does not mean they persuaded the opponent, but rather that the margin of victory was so large that the superiority of the winner is undeniable.
Meanings
Examples
He argued his case so convincingly that the board approved the budget immediately.
The spy blended into the crowd convincingly by pretending to be a tourist.
I can't believe she lied so convincingly without blinking once.
The athlete won the race convincingly, leaving the other runners far behind.
She played the role of the villain convincingly in the school play.
Does this excuse sound convincingly genuine to you?
The lawyer presented the evidence convincingly to the jury.
He spoke convincingly about the need for urgent climate action.