unconvincing

/ (ˌʌnkənˈvɪnsɪŋ) /


adjective
  1. not credible or plausible

Words Nearby unconvincing

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How to use unconvincing in a sentence

  • In my puny way, sounding hollow and unconvincing, I try to tell George how foolish he is.

    My Wonderful Visit | Charlie Chaplin
  • And this assumption of "direction" is unconvincing, if not suicidal in character.

    Theism or Atheism | Chapman Cohen
  • And beyond this, Dr. Tschischwitz's parallels are flatly unconvincing, or rather they promptly put themselves out of court.

    Montaigne and Shakspere | John M. Robertson
  • To a reader of to-day, his arguments from Shakspere's diction and syntax are peculiarly unconvincing.

    Montaigne and Shakspere | John M. Robertson
  • Many witnesses testified, and his own testimony was so unconvincing that the jury convicted him without leaving the bench.