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unconvincing

British  
/ ˌʌnkənˈvɪnsɪŋ /

adjective

  1. not credible or plausible

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The onslaught of AI slop - which he defines as fake, unconvincing videos and pictures, made quickly - is now unstoppable.

From BBC

Duckett still looked like a man trying to find his way back into form during an unconvincing innings off 52 balls.

From BBC

Videos and memes of Stephen's somewhat unconvincing poker face have gone viral, with clips of his dramatic facial expressions also being widely shared.

From BBC

Yet in early October, his team abruptly cancelled several campaign events, citing unspecified "state duties" - an explanation many found unconvincing, fuelling speculation about the octogenarian's health.

From BBC

It was as unconvincing as when your mother gives the same speech about your cousin at Thanksgiving.

From The Wall Street Journal