convincing in Greek
convincing in Greek is πειστικός — convincing means able to make someone believe something is true; persuasive.
convincing in Greek
πειστικός
Pronounced: peistikos
Effective as proof or evidence.
What does "convincing" mean?
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adj Able to make someone believe something is true; persuasive.
"She gave a convincing argument for changing the policy."
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convincing in a sentence
- She gave a convincing argument for changing the policy.
- His performance was so convincing that the audience forgot it was fiction.
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What is "convincing" in Greek?
"convincing" in Greek is πειστικός. convincing means: Able to make someone believe something is true; persuasive.
How do you pronounce πειστικός?
"convincing" in Greek is πειστικός, pronounced "peistikos".
How do you use "convincing" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a convincing argument for changing the policy." In Greek, "convincing" is πειστικός.
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