Convincingly and Firmly

Convincingly

Convincingly adverb - In a convincing manner.
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Synonyms for Convincingly

Firmly and convincingly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Firmly" instead an adverb "Convincingly".

Firmly

Firmly adverb - In a vigorous and forceful manner.

Convincingly and firmly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Convincingly" instead an adverb "Firmly".

Nearby Words: firm, firmness

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  • Film / Them! Pat Medford argues firmly and convincingly that she has to go down into the nest as her father is too old and she can't give the two male leads "a crash course in insect pathology".
    Source: Film / Them!
  • Stay in the Kitchen Pat Medford argues firmly and convincingly that she has to go down into the nest because the only other expert they have (her father) is physically incapable of doing so and she can't give the two male leads "a crash course in entomology".
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