persuasive
adjective
- = convincing, telling, effective, winning, moving, sound, touching, impressive, compelling, influential, valid, inducing, logical, credible, plausible, forceful, eloquent, weighty, impelling, cogent •
a persuasive argument against reform
opposites: weak, incredible, ineffective, feeble, invalid, flimsy, unconvincing, illogical, implausible, unimpressive
'persuasive' in Other Languages
- British English: persuasive
Someone or something that is persuasive is likely to persuade you to do or believe a particular thing.This is not persuasive evidence.pəˈsweɪsɪv ADJECTIVE - Arabic: مُقْنِعٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: persuasivo persuasiva
- Chinese: 善说服的
- Croatian: uvjerljiv uvjerljiva
- Czech: přesvědčivý
- Danish: overbevisende
- Dutch: overtuigend
- European Spanish: persuasivo persuasiva
- Finnish: vakuuttava
- French: persuasif
- German: überzeugend
- Greek: πειστικός πειστική
- Italian: convincente
- Japanese: 説得力のある
- Korean: 설득력 있는
- Norwegian: overtalende
- Polish: przekonujący przekonująca
- Portuguese: persuasivo persuasiva
- Romanian: convingător convingător, convingătoare, convingători
- Russian: убедительный убедительная
- Spanish: persuasivo persuasiva
- Swedish: övertygande
- Thai: ซึ่งชักจูงได้
- Turkish: ikna edici
- Ukrainian: переконливий
- Vietnamese: có sức thuyết phục
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