No. 9,210 in French
convaincante
Convaincante: Convincing.
In a sentence
Elle a présenté une argumentation très convaincante.
She presented a very convincing argument.
Here, 'convaincante' is used as an adjective to describe the quality of the argument presented, denoting its effectiveness in persuasion.
Son discours était si convaincant qu'il a changé d'avis.
Her speech was so convincing that he changed his mind.
In this case, 'convaincant(e)' (masculine/feminine form) serves as an adjective describing the quality of the speech that had a persuasive effect.
Les preuves fournies étaient convaincantes.
The evidence provided was convincing.
Here, 'convaincantes' is an adjective modifying 'preuves' (evidence), emphasizing the degree to which the evidence was compelling and persuasive.
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