1) (of arguments) strong and convincing (cogent)
2) (of evidence, arguments, discussions) not decisive or convincing (inconclusive)
3) (the art, theory, of) presenting facts and ideas in clear and convincing language; exaggerated, insincere language (rhetoric)
4) not convincing (unconvincing)
genuine; known to be true
real, genuine
describing a situation when prices are rising
forceful
(of arguments) strong and convincing
effective
that can be thought of or believed
reasonable, easy to understand
(of facts, evidence etc) convincing; removing all doubt
definite, final
able to bring about the result intended
productive, persuasive
(of a person, character, argument etc) convincing, believable
effective, powerful
of visual symbols (e.g. lettering, diagrams, drawings)
clear, explicit
that can be imagined
believable, possible
able to influence or persuade
effective, influential
(especially of drugs or alcoholic drink) strong
effective, powerful, forceful
having or producing great power
strong, effective
having a special or important meaning
telling, meaningful
(of rules) strict, severe; that must be obeyed
rigid, tight
having good reasons to believe something; free from doubt; proved; reliable; without a doubt
certain, definite
effective
effective, significant
dependable; reliable
reliable
that cannot be disagreed with
definite, final
genuine and acceptable because made or done with the correct formalities; that can be legally used; (of arguments, reasons etc) acceptable
right, genuine