Synonyms for Un-persuasive:
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adj.
• flimsy
- Controvertible
, - assailable
, - baseless
, - contemptible
, - fallacious
, - false
, - feeble
, - frivolous
, - groundless
, - illogical
, - improbable
, - inadequate
, - inane
, - inconceivable
, - incredible
, - inept
, - lame
, - poor
, - puerile
, - superficial
, - thin
, - transparent
, - trifling
, - trivial
, - unbelievable
, - ungrounded
, - unpersuasive
, - unreasonable
, - unsatisfactory
, - unsubstantial
, - weak
, - weakly
, - wishful
.
• lame
• thin
- diluted
, - flat
, - implausible
, - insubstantial
, - meager
, - questionable
, - scant
, - scanty
, - scarce
, - scattered
, - shallow
, - sketchy
, - skimpy
, - slight
, - sparse
, - stretched
, - thick
, - untenable
, - vapid
, - weak-kneed
.
What are the hypernyms for Un-persuasive?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for un-persuasive?
The word "un-persuasive" is an adjective that describes something that doesn't convince or influence someone effectively. The antonyms for this word can be "persuasive", "compelling", "convincing", "effective", and "powerful". Persuasive means having the power to persuade or influence someone's beliefs or actions in a positive way. Compelling means forcing someone to believe or do something due to the sheer force of arguments or evidence. Convincing means able to convince or make someone believe something to be true. Effective means having a positive impact or producing the desired result. Powerful means having a great influence or impact on someone's thoughts, feelings or actions.
What are the antonyms for Un-persuasive?
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adj.
• flimsy
- able
, - convincing
, - efficient
, - firm
, - heavy
, - plausible
, - reasonable
, - serious
, - solid
, - strong
, - sturdy
, - substantial
, - thick
, - tough
.
• lame
• thin
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