convincing

Because the actor’s body, voice, and performance are retained—with the original expressions translated to the deepfaked face—impersonators are usually cast to create the most convincing final product.

Not too many people get to put one over on that guy in a film—and do it convincingly.

But, Winroth argues convincingly in this slightly dry book, that hardly made them unique in the 9th and 10th centuries.

Jones, it should be said, is also aces as the unfulfilled housewife (a role she plays very convincingly on Mad Men).

All in all, Boseman portrays Brown from age 16 to 60—and quite convincingly.

Korda argues convincingly that Lee was ambivalent about slavery.

The killing of Sir Henry de Bohun in face of both armies speaks convincingly of muscle as well as of nerve.

You just hold tight on to yourself, and think out something cleverIm sure you can, convincingly.

It is difficult, he reflected, for a person under the partial effects of a drug to lie intelligently or convincingly.

That one may do too much good (exceed the reasonable limits of good) is convincingly proved by Shakespeare's words and examples.

That these separate parts are handled well, the progress made in those parts convincingly testifies.