cogent
adjective
Origin of cogent
Related Words for cogent
forceful, persuasive, convincing, compelling, telling, weighty, apposite, apt, conclusive, consequential, fitting, forcible, influential, irresistible, meaningful, momentous, pertinent, potent, powerful, relevantExamples from the Web for cogent
Contemporary Examples of cogent
The Daily Beast picks the most cogent takes on the arguments in the two marriage cases before the Supreme Court this week.
He ended with some cogent and compelling logic born of a desire not for revenge, but simple justice.
There is a cogent argument to be made that, as wars come to a close, military requirements go down and diplomatic demands go up.
Suffice it to say there was not a lot of cogent discussion of immigration policy.
Webster Tarpley was obviously not anything like as as cogent Jon Kay.
Historical Examples of cogent
Also she would have cogent reason for keeping such a part in the affair a secret.
Wilfrid CumbermedeGeorge MacDonald
Considering his great distress, the reasons must have been cogent indeed.
Erasmus and the Age of ReformationJohan Huizinga
That's the most cogent thought you ever had, but setting the date is the bride's business.
Masters of SpaceEdward Elmer Smith
The Master was unimpeachable; His terse, cogent assertions were unanswerable.
Jesus the ChristJames Edward Talmage
And yet they have the broadest meaning and the most cogent application.
The Life RadiantLilian Whiting