adv Uncommon

convincingly

kuhn-VIHN-sihng-lee

Convincingly (adv) means In a way that persuades or is believable. Example: “The team won convincingly, three goals to nil.”

adv

In a way that persuades or is believable.

"The team won convincingly, three goals to nil."

"She argued convincingly that the plan was flawed."

How to use convincingly

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishPersuasively, or by a clear margin.

more convincingly comparative, most convincingly superlative

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The team won _____, three goals to nil.

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What does “convincingly” mean?

The word “convincingly” means in a way that persuades or is believable. In plain terms, persuasively, or by a clear margin.

How do you pronounce “convincingly”?

“Convincingly” is pronounced kuhn-VIHN-sihng-lee (/kənˈvɪn.sɪŋ.li/ in IPA).

How do you use “convincingly” in a sentence?

Here is “convincingly” used in a sentence: “The team won convincingly, three goals to nil.”

What part of speech is “convincingly”?

“Convincingly” is an adverb.

Is “convincingly” a common word?

“Convincingly” is an uncommon word in modern English.