nounnounadjective
il convincente
convincing
Definition & meaning
Convincente means convincing or persuasive: able to make someone believe something or accept an argument. It can also mean credible or compelling, as in a convincing performance or explanation.
Grammar & Word origin
It is an adjective with the same singular form for masculine and feminine nouns. Its plural is convincenti.
It comes from the present participle of convincere , “to convince,” ultimately from Latin convincere.
Synonyms & antonyms
- persuasivo — persuasive; emphasizes the ability to influence someone’s opinion.
- credibile — credible or believable; emphasizes whether something can be trusted.
- poco convincente — unconvincing; not persuasive or believable.
- inverosimile — implausible; describes something unlikely to be true, rather than merely unpersuasive.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Il film è molto convincente.adjective
The film is very convincing.
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