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Definition of unconvincing in English: unconvincingadjectiveʌnkənˈvɪnsɪŋˌənkənˈvɪnsɪŋ 1Failing to make someone believe that something is true or valid. she felt the lie was unconvincing Example sentencesExamples - Churchill's responses to the academic fraud evidence have been entirely unconvincing.
- I find it ultimately unconvincing, although as I say, the argument may be more subtle in the book.
- Her motives and relationships are rendered dry and unconvincing, but her self-absorption rings true.
- People find the government's case unconvincing; they simply do not believe it.
- Porter et al. acknowledge that theoretical basis of repression is weak and unconvincing.
- For example, to argue that all these crimes require some form of further intent is unconvincing, since that is not true of murder.
- So the Journal's assurance that there is no story here is profoundly unconvincing.
- Ever since the modern study of art history began in the eighteenth century, there has been a variety of more or less unconvincing answers to that question.
- I was not impressed with his evidence, which I found to be vague, and unconvincing in the extreme.
- Also, your gestures have grown constrained: unconvincing and simply wrong.
- In the end, dogmatic reactions to sex selection are unconvincing, and often rooted in dubious unstated assumptions.
- For opponents of the fund that example is unconvincing.
- I've always been frustrated by the ending we saw in the cinema, which strikes me as tonally appropriate, but utterly unconvincing.
- Actor Lalonde is for the most part only adequate and, in the several spots where the text calls for him to cry, is utterly unconvincing.
- In addition, I found the claimant's evidence generally to be unconvincing and unreliable.
- Her unconvincing speech was a loosely-connected string of truisms and cliches, with nary a story to give it substance.
- And the assumption that he had packed away his nuclear kit and abandoned all ambitions still strikes me as deeply unconvincing.
- I found the principal love story to be quite unconvincing.
- A relationship between Francine and her sister Dawn is tenuous and unconvincing.
- One reviewer finds Perkins' story implausible and unconvincing, except perhaps to conspiracy buffs.
- 1.1 Failing to impress.
a slightly bizarre and unconvincing fusion of musical forces Example sentencesExamples - Barlby moved back to the top of division four in unconvincing fashion with a 1-1 draw at bottom club Acomb Celtic.
- The secretary said the unconvincing win over Park Ratheniska should have been a warning to their players to prove their worth.
- He thought that Alex and Dave Smith were unconvincing tacklers, whereas Coutts in his own central defence was rock-like.
- Celtic lost to Basel in the Champions League, to Motherwell in the SPL, and were unconvincing last weekend against Hibs.
- No matter the improvement at the breakdown yesterday, this is a Lions team which is still monumentally unconvincing in the phase.
- Instead a unforced knock-on from a punt into their 22 put Kendal on the back foot and unconvincing defence allowed Cooper in.
- The farm's entrance was lined with a piece of hopeful, if unconvincing, carpet, designed to disinfect the car tyres as they drive over.
- Robert Douglas, on the other hand, has been unconvincing and still has some work to do to convince the Celtic support he'll be the man for years to come.
- In keeping with their performance during the opening 45 minutes, the equaliser was unconvincing in its conception.
- Real's defence of the cup has so far been unconvincing, even in last week's defeat of the Russians, but they are in little danger of failing to qualify.
- The matches took place in bad weather and with unconvincing refereeing, which brought about some traumas.
- Not the best match in the world - and to be honest the score line flatters us as the performance was rather inconsistent and unconvincing.
- You can believe this from his unconvincing performance.
- Absolutely stunning CGI slowly degrades into a very unconvincing PS2 version of the Rock as the Scorpion King.
- It was only those happy with a win, unconvincing or otherwise.
- The exhibition is unconvincing, as well, in its overall plan.
- Though this record is fun, with some neat twists and turns, it remains unconvincing and sounds too much like a thesis on white funk rather than the real thing.
- All that remained was an unconvincing Wanderers flurry.
- To be honest, nothing about the trip to Milan would, save for the hope that Italy continue their unconvincing form under their new manager.
- When the Nelson powerhouse was introduced, the visitors were on a still unconvincing 71-3.
Synonyms improbable, unlikely, implausible incredible, scarcely credible, unbelievable, difficult to believe, beyond belief, questionable, dubious, doubtful strained, laboured, ponderous, forced, far-fetched, remote, unrealistic, fanciful, fantastic, strange feeble, weak, unsound, thin, transparent, poor, lame, trifling, shallow, inadequate, unsatisfactory, ineffectual, half-baked, pathetic informal hard to swallow/take
Definition of unconvincing in US English: unconvincingadjectiveˌənkənˈvɪnsɪŋˌənkənˈvinsiNG 1Failing to make someone believe that something is true or valid. she felt the lie was unconvincing Example sentencesExamples - So the Journal's assurance that there is no story here is profoundly unconvincing.
- In addition, I found the claimant's evidence generally to be unconvincing and unreliable.
- I was not impressed with his evidence, which I found to be vague, and unconvincing in the extreme.
- People find the government's case unconvincing; they simply do not believe it.
- Churchill's responses to the academic fraud evidence have been entirely unconvincing.
- I've always been frustrated by the ending we saw in the cinema, which strikes me as tonally appropriate, but utterly unconvincing.
- Also, your gestures have grown constrained: unconvincing and simply wrong.
- A relationship between Francine and her sister Dawn is tenuous and unconvincing.
- Ever since the modern study of art history began in the eighteenth century, there has been a variety of more or less unconvincing answers to that question.
- For example, to argue that all these crimes require some form of further intent is unconvincing, since that is not true of murder.
- I found the principal love story to be quite unconvincing.
- One reviewer finds Perkins' story implausible and unconvincing, except perhaps to conspiracy buffs.
- In the end, dogmatic reactions to sex selection are unconvincing, and often rooted in dubious unstated assumptions.
- For opponents of the fund that example is unconvincing.
- Porter et al. acknowledge that theoretical basis of repression is weak and unconvincing.
- Her motives and relationships are rendered dry and unconvincing, but her self-absorption rings true.
- I find it ultimately unconvincing, although as I say, the argument may be more subtle in the book.
- Actor Lalonde is for the most part only adequate and, in the several spots where the text calls for him to cry, is utterly unconvincing.
- And the assumption that he had packed away his nuclear kit and abandoned all ambitions still strikes me as deeply unconvincing.
- Her unconvincing speech was a loosely-connected string of truisms and cliches, with nary a story to give it substance.
- 1.1 Failing to impress.
a slightly bizarre and unconvincing fusion of musical forces Example sentencesExamples - He thought that Alex and Dave Smith were unconvincing tacklers, whereas Coutts in his own central defence was rock-like.
- Barlby moved back to the top of division four in unconvincing fashion with a 1-1 draw at bottom club Acomb Celtic.
- The secretary said the unconvincing win over Park Ratheniska should have been a warning to their players to prove their worth.
- The matches took place in bad weather and with unconvincing refereeing, which brought about some traumas.
- The farm's entrance was lined with a piece of hopeful, if unconvincing, carpet, designed to disinfect the car tyres as they drive over.
- The exhibition is unconvincing, as well, in its overall plan.
- You can believe this from his unconvincing performance.
- When the Nelson powerhouse was introduced, the visitors were on a still unconvincing 71-3.
- Not the best match in the world - and to be honest the score line flatters us as the performance was rather inconsistent and unconvincing.
- Robert Douglas, on the other hand, has been unconvincing and still has some work to do to convince the Celtic support he'll be the man for years to come.
- It was only those happy with a win, unconvincing or otherwise.
- Absolutely stunning CGI slowly degrades into a very unconvincing PS2 version of the Rock as the Scorpion King.
- Celtic lost to Basel in the Champions League, to Motherwell in the SPL, and were unconvincing last weekend against Hibs.
- In keeping with their performance during the opening 45 minutes, the equaliser was unconvincing in its conception.
- No matter the improvement at the breakdown yesterday, this is a Lions team which is still monumentally unconvincing in the phase.
- All that remained was an unconvincing Wanderers flurry.
- Real's defence of the cup has so far been unconvincing, even in last week's defeat of the Russians, but they are in little danger of failing to qualify.
- To be honest, nothing about the trip to Milan would, save for the hope that Italy continue their unconvincing form under their new manager.
- Instead a unforced knock-on from a punt into their 22 put Kendal on the back foot and unconvincing defence allowed Cooper in.
- Though this record is fun, with some neat twists and turns, it remains unconvincing and sounds too much like a thesis on white funk rather than the real thing.
Synonyms improbable, unlikely, implausible
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