persuasiveness 的 2 个定义
- able, fitted, or intended to persuade: a very persuasive argument.
- something that persuades; inducement.
persuasiveness 近义词
control
persuasiveness 的近义词 5 个
persuasiveness 的反义词 3 个
更多persuasiveness例句
- The video of the supposed burned ballots has a persuasive power that a simple verbal assertion would not have because we tend to trust what we see.
- This helps kids understand what’s problematic about the reasoning, so when a more persuasive conspiracy theory comes along, they’re able to step back and question it.
- The researchers also said that advertisements created with custom lists tended to be used for persuasive messaging.
- My colleague Adam Duhachek and I found AI messages are more persuasive when they highlight “how” an action should be performed, rather than “why.”
- The email or text message you receive will often have a persuasive narrative about a person having trouble finding a lover in a foreign country.
- Art depends for its effects, for its persuasiveness, on inevitability.
- For without flattery we may say that if others had argued with equal persuasiveness, the end would have been happier.
- It crossed his mind just then that in the years to come more than one man would yield to the sweet persuasiveness of those eyes.
- The accent on the initial word of the line gives an intensity of feeling with tender persuasiveness.
- There were no ornate sentences this time, but he concentrated his powers of logic and persuasiveness upon his task.
- Persuasiveness at its height, Hume tells us, leaves little room for intelligence and consideration.