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Unconvincingly

Definition

(formal) In a way that does not persuade or convince someone; lacking the power to persuade or convince. Often used to describe an argument, explanation, or performance that fails to impress or persuade the audience.

Example Sentences

1The defence lawyer's argument was presented unconvincingly, and the jury quickly delivered a guilty verdict.
2Despite the company's efforts to reassure investors, their financial projections were presented unconvincingly, leading to a sharp decline in stock prices.
3The actor's portrayal of the villain was unconvincingly over-the-top, detracting from the overall impact of the film.
4Critics argued that the government's explanation for the economic downturn was unconvincingly simplistic, ignoring the complexity of the issues at hand.
5The research paper's conclusion was presented unconvincingly, relying heavily on unsubstantiated claims rather than empirical evidence.

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