Synonyms for More convictive:
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adj.
• cogent
- Convictive
, - Suasive
, - apposite
, - apt
, - compelling
, - conclusive
, - consequential
, - convincing
, - fitting
, - forceful
, - forcible
, - inducing
, - influential
, - irresistible
, - justified
, - meaningful
, - momentous
, - persuasive
, - pertinent
, - potent
, - powerful
, - puissant
, - relevant
, - satisfactory
, - satisfying
, - significant
, - solid
, - sound
, - strong
, - telling
, - urgent
, - valid
, - weighty
, - well-grounded
.
• persuasive
- Inveigling
, - Luring
, - actuating
, - alluring
, - cogent
, - credible
, - effectual
, - efficacious
, - efficient
, - eloquent
, - energetic
, - enticing
, - impelling
, - impressive
, - inspiring
, - logical
, - moving
, - plausible
, - pointed
, - seductive
, - slick
, - smooth
, - stimulating
, - stringent
, - swaying
, - touching
, - unctuous
, - wheedling
, - winning
.
What are the hypernyms for More convictive?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more convictive?
The term "more convictive" implies that someone or something is highly persuasive and influential. Antonyms for that phrase include words such as unconvincing, unimpressive, unpersuasive, and faltering. "Unconvincing" suggests a lack of compelling evidence, while "unimpressive" implies a lack of impact or significance. "Unpersuasive" means that an argument fails to sway someone's opinion, and "faltering" indicates a lack of confidence or clarity. Searching for appropriate antonyms can help to enhance one's vocabulary and understanding of language. By utilizing the correct antonym, one can effectively communicate a precise meaning in any context.
What are the antonyms for More convictive?
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adj.
• cogent
• persuasive
- dampening
, - discouraging
, - disheartening
, - dissuasive
, - implausible
, - improbable
, - incapable
, - incredible
, - ineffectual
, - unbelievable
, - unlikely
, - unreasonable
.
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