Convincing
Convincing adjective - Having the power to persuade.
Rich and convincing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rich" instead an adjective "Convincing".
Rich
Rich adjective - Having goods, property, or money in abundance.
Convincing and rich are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Convincing" instead an adjective "Rich".
Both words in one sentence
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It turns out that her special service is to tell rich people that it's perfectly alright to be rich and they shouldn't feel guilty about it (she has a degree in psychology and economics and so can sound pretty convincing).
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Alex's rich friend Federico is genuinely nice, despite Arquimedes' convincing Alex that he's not so that Alex feels less guilty when they kidnap him.
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Sir Toby is taking advantage of a brainless rich boy named Andrew Aguecheek, by convincing the hapless Sir Andrew that Olivia would like to marry him.
Source: Theatre / Twelfth Night
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