cogent [adjective]
Definition of cogent:
- Convincing or compelling
- having the power to persuade or move by force of reason.
Synonyms of cogent:
● Persuasive
● Compelling
● Convincing
● Forceful
● Effective
● Powerful
● Strong
● Valid
● Logical
● Sound
Opposite/Antonyms of cogent:
● Unconvincing
● Ineffective
● Weak
● Feeble
● Invalid
● Illogical
● Unpersuasive
● Specious
● Fallacious
● Flawed
Sentence/Example of cogent:
His argument was so cogent that even the skeptics were convinced.
The prosecutor presented cogent evidence that led to a swift conviction.
The teacher provided cogent reasons for the new grading policy.
Her cogent analysis of the situation persuaded the board to change its decision.
The CEO made a cogent case for restructuring the company's operations.
In his essay, he laid out a cogent argument for stricter environmental regulations.
The journalist wrote a cogent editorial on the importance of free speech.
The politician's speech was not only passionate but also cogent and well-reasoned.
The scientist presented cogent theories that challenged existing paradigms.
The book offers cogent insights into the complexities of human behavior.