Definition of persuasively in English:

persuasively

adverb pəˈsweɪsɪvli

In a persuasive or convincing manner.
he argues persuasively against nationalism
Example sentencesExamples
- Try to relate those reasons, persuasively, to the interests of a funder.
- She performs the piece at a persuasively moderate tempo.
- Their professors teach them techniques for swaying a jury and speaking persuasively.
- He was the primary investor behind the legendary club, persuasively implied here to be the birthplace of rave culture.
- In a series of superbly conducted performances, he persuasively made the case for 20th-century music.
- He argues his case persuasively, sifting through the complex issues the commission reviewed.
- She persuasively notes a shift from geography to subjectivity in the formation of national consciousness.
- No other portrait has been persuasively connected with the painting described in the contemporary record.
- The totality of the installation never makes its case persuasively as artistic form.
- He persuasively presents the doctor as a genuinely good human being who uses her theoretical knowledge in productive ways despite her often ridiculous behavior.

Definition of persuasively in US English:

persuasively

adverb

In a persuasive or convincing manner.
he argues persuasively against nationalism
Example sentencesExamples
- Try to relate those reasons, persuasively, to the interests of a funder.
- In a series of superbly conducted performances, he persuasively made the case for 20th-century music.
- The totality of the installation never makes its case persuasively as artistic form.
- He persuasively presents the doctor as a genuinely good human being who uses her theoretical knowledge in productive ways despite her often ridiculous behavior.
- Their professors teach them techniques for swaying a jury and speaking persuasively.
- No other portrait has been persuasively connected with the painting described in the contemporary record.
- He was the primary investor behind the legendary club, persuasively implied here to be the birthplace of rave culture.
- He argues his case persuasively, sifting through the complex issues the commission reviewed.
- She persuasively notes a shift from geography to subjectivity in the formation of national consciousness.
- She performs the piece at a persuasively moderate tempo.

单词	persuasively
释义	Definition of persuasively in English: persuasively adverb pəˈsweɪsɪvli In a persuasive or convincing manner. he argues persuasively against nationalism Example sentencesExamples Try to relate those reasons, persuasively, to the interests of a funder. She performs the piece at a persuasively moderate tempo. Their professors teach them techniques for swaying a jury and speaking persuasively. He was the primary investor behind the legendary club, persuasively implied here to be the birthplace of rave culture. In a series of superbly conducted performances, he persuasively made the case for 20th-century music. He argues his case persuasively, sifting through the complex issues the commission reviewed. She persuasively notes a shift from geography to subjectivity in the formation of national consciousness. No other portrait has been persuasively connected with the painting described in the contemporary record. The totality of the installation never makes its case persuasively as artistic form. He persuasively presents the doctor as a genuinely good human being who uses her theoretical knowledge in productive ways despite her often ridiculous behavior. Definition of persuasively in US English: persuasively adverb In a persuasive or convincing manner. he argues persuasively against nationalism Example sentencesExamples Try to relate those reasons, persuasively, to the interests of a funder. In a series of superbly conducted performances, he persuasively made the case for 20th-century music. The totality of the installation never makes its case persuasively as artistic form. He persuasively presents the doctor as a genuinely good human being who uses her theoretical knowledge in productive ways despite her often ridiculous behavior. Their professors teach them techniques for swaying a jury and speaking persuasively. No other portrait has been persuasively connected with the painting described in the contemporary record. He was the primary investor behind the legendary club, persuasively implied here to be the birthplace of rave culture. He argues his case persuasively, sifting through the complex issues the commission reviewed. She persuasively notes a shift from geography to subjectivity in the formation of national consciousness. She performs the piece at a persuasively moderate tempo.
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