The student's excuse was unconvincing. As much as she tried to make her story sound true, it was an unconvincing tale.

Unconvincing means seeming false.

Her explanation was so unconvincing that nobody believed her story.

The antonym of convincing is unconvincing, which means not able to persuade or influence someone effectively, lacking the power to sway opinions or beliefs.

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A character may come across as unconvincing if their actions or dialogue seem inconsistent with their established traits or background, if they lack depth and complexity, or if they are not realistically motivated in the story. Unconvincing characters may also lack relatability or fail to evoke genuine emotion from the audience.

unconvincing and confrontational

having dimensions of height and width only. In a literary sense, shallow, superficial and unconvincing characters

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unbelievable, incredible, beyond belief,inconceivable, unthinkable, unimaginable; unconvincing, far-fetched, dubious,implausible, improbable, unrealistic; hard to swallow.

No, an argument cannot be void. An argument can be weak, flawed, or unconvincing, but it still retains its basic structure and content. A void argument would imply that there is no argument at all.

The homograph word for "lame walk or step" is "limp." It can refer to both a limping gait or a weak or unconvincing argument.

A homograph for "lame" meaning to walk with difficulty could be "lame" meaning unconvincing or unsatisfactory. Both words are spelled the same but have different meanings.

No idea. If the sonnets are in the order he wrote them (no guarantees there) and he never wrote any poetry after the sonnets were published in 1609, then it is Sonnet CLIV. That's a lot of unconvincing assumptions.

1 Generally a unconvincing arguement. 2 More formally, a illogical arguement.

1 I am right cause, well, I am right.

2 All widjets are blue, therefore the moon is made of cheese.

Ask him whats going on with a hanger in your hand. Then you try persuade him for him to tell the truth by saying that you would have sex with him, but your really not.

The effectiveness of atheists' arguments can vary depending on individual perspectives and beliefs. Some people may find their arguments unconvincing due to differing worldviews, personal experiences, or interpretations of evidence. It is important to approach discussions with an open mind and respect for differing viewpoints.

After you have the chupacabra tooth, you still need to prove that Nessie and the Jersey Devil exist. (The monks are stubborn about the Yeti and your snow footprint is unconvincing.)

Get the photo of Nessie, and some egg shells from the Jersey Devil, and then you can pursue Bigfoot instead of the Yeti.

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Abandonments, annihilating, announcement, antagonizing, bicentennial, canonization, condensation, conditioning, consignments, contingences, denomination, denunciation, enhancements, entertaining and entrenchment are 12 letter words. Additional words include environments, incandescent, inconsistent, moneylending, nonviolently, prizewinning, renouncement, subcontinent and unconvincing.

Deep anti-socialist convictionsthat came from herhumble earlybackground in a smallcorner-shop, where she absorbedthe virtues of hard work andthrift.

Upon her sudden and unexpected rise to power, she displayed extreme determination, physical courage and a dominating personality.

She had no sense of humour whatever, and was unconvincing whenunder prssureto pretend she had.

Oh, that is very tough, and a hard impression to undo. The best approach is to simply be honest all the time, even if the results will be painful. Eventually, they will catch on that you mean business and that you do not lie. Don't try arguing or trying to prove that you tell the truth; that will only come across as defensive and probably unconvincing.

A bad excuse is a poor or unacceptable reason given to justify one's actions or behavior. It is typically used to deflect blame or responsibility without providing a genuine or valid explanation.

Yes, British people can imitate and speak in American accents if they choose to do so. Many actors and performers are able to switch between different accents for their roles. However, it may require practice and familiarity with American speech patterns and pronunciations.

Honestly the best thing to do would be either to get a martial arts catalog (I prefer AWMA but Century would probably be easier to get) and order some from there or use Amazon. Using bath robes and cloth belts just looks dorky and unconvincing.

This could be due to the author not fully developing the characters or their emotional depth, resulting in unconvincing or forced emotions. It's essential for authors to create well-rounded characters with authentic emotions to engage readers effectively. Conducting research or drawing from personal experiences can help authors imbue their characters with authentic feelings and reactions.

The design argument, which posits that the complexity and order in the universe suggest a designer, is convincing to some people because it provides a logical explanation for the existence of complex systems. However, others find it unconvincing due to alternative explanations, like natural selection, and the lack of direct evidence for a designer. Ultimately, the persuasiveness of the design argument can vary depending on an individual's perspective and beliefs.

In formal writing, it is important to eliminate first-person pronouns (I, me, we) and second-person pronouns (you) to maintain an objective tone. Additionally, slang, colloquial language, and contractions should be avoided in order to uphold professionalism and clarity in communication.

Because it replaces logic and common sense with blind faith. Because the only reason that someone really believes is the fact that they were beaten and harassed into believing as a child.

Christopher Columbus thought he had landed in Asia originally. He had no idea he had found a "new world." Of course, to the natives, it was far from new. Columbus wasn't exactly leader material, he was pretty much just lucky. In fact, his crew members consisted of murders and criminals that were locked away. That's all he could get the king and queen of Spain to forfeit because his boasts were so unconvincing.

Christopher Columbus thought he had landed in Asia originally. He had no idea he had found a "new world." Of course, to the natives, it was far from new. Columbus wasn't exactly leader material, he was pretty much just lucky. In fact, his crew members consisted of murders and criminals that were locked away. That's all he could get the king and queen of Spain to forfeit because his boasts were so unconvincing.

The proof is at each of the locations, but there is some less-than-convincing evidence. You get a photo of Nessie at Loch Ness that is faked, and another one that is a movie prop. But you finally get a real photo.

You find some fur on your first visit to Puerto Rico that turns out to be coyote fur, but you return to trap the chupacabra.

You find a footprint in the snow in the Himalayas that is unconvincing, but when the three other cryptids are proven, you get to hunt for Bigfoot instead.

Rolling your eyes is a nonverbal communication that can mean disbelief, disgust, I'm not buying it, are you trying to fool me, or any number of other things depending on what it is in response to. If someone does this to you, you will easily recognize the gesture.

A syllogism is a logical argument that applies deductive reasoning to arrive at a conclusion based on two premises. For example, "All humans are mortal, Socrates is a human, therefore Socrates is mortal" is a classic syllogism.

The land of Goshen is identified as the area inhabited by the Israelites in Egypt (for example Exodus 8:22 and 9:26), and was not portrayed as a city. Goshen has never been localised with certainty but most scholars assume that it was in the eastern Nile Delta. However, the word Goshen does not occur in any Egyptian texts and efforts to derive it from the Egyptian language are unconvincing. It is likely that the biblical word 'Goshen' came from outside Egypt.

There is no particular biblical event that involves Moses in Goshen.

Since no one is manning the ticket booth, you have to win your tickets (rowboat and submarine) playing darts in the Pub. The first time you visit the island, you get a camera for helping a driver. Then at the Pub, you get matches and a rowboat ticket -- the rowboat operator leads you to photo site. But Mews finds your photo unconvincing.

The second time you go to Loch Ness, you can win the submarine ticket and photograph another false Nessie. But when you go back to the pub, you get a Pennywhistle that lets you summon the real Nessie when you venture out alone in the rowboat.

Someone who look strong and kick take on the guys no problem! Strong physically strong women are very rare in movies,TV and videogames! If they had a strong mind and a strong body and were tough they would be the perfect strong tough female characters! Most modern female characters in movies like action movies and very unconvincing and do not look tough enough!Thats why physically strong tough female characters are better!

The script for the play Mamma Mia! does not identify a year. However it does say that daughter Sophie is 20, conceived during "Our Last Summer", which was "the time of the flower power". This seems to suggest that Sophie was born in the late 60s. In the film version there are also (unconvincing) flashbacks to the guys wearing hippie fashions. It also appears that Donna and her friends performed as the Dynamos during the disco era, the late 70s, when Sophie was a kid. All this adds up to the main story being set around the late 80s, probably no later than 1990.

The cast of The Mrs. Clause - 2008 includes: Doug Abrahams as Santa Andrew Airlie as Dave Megan Charpentier as Anna Jennifer Copping as Barbara Andrew Francis as Unconvincing Elf Rachel Hayward as Marcia Acacia Hilts as JJ Richard Ian Cox as Morris Christina Jastrzembska as Margaret Christie Laing as Salesgirl Fiona Martinelli as Silvia Laura Mennell as Jill Jill Morrison as Claire Rick Ravanello as Jake Cashel Satchwell as Nikki Sandra Steier as Spa Guest Lea Thompson as Sophie Carly Washburn as Ella

Yes it is a cliche. It's a metaphor, of course. The image is of something without support, an unsupportable or shaky argument as of someone trying to stand on shaky legs. At one time, it was fresh and the imagery striking. Now, we hardly think about the imagery as the phrase itself is automatically read as meaning, 'unconvincing'. In general, cliches like this are best avoided as they tend to be untranslatable. In the original context of the phrase, the meaning would have been obvious. It is far better to think of a fresh alternative or failing that, use simple English such as, "His logic is flawed."

Planets do not die in the same way that living organisms do. Over millions of years, a planet can undergo changes that affect its habitability, such as cooling or loss of atmosphere. Eventually, the sun's evolution will impact Earth's ability to support life, but the planet itself will continue to exist.

Proto-Luke is a hypothetical document that may have been the main source for the gospel writers. Modelled on the Elihja-Elisha narrative of 1 and 2 Kings it is an alternative theory to the Q hypothesis. Proto-Luke has been reconstructed by Dr Tom Brodie (Dominican Biblical Institute, Limerick, Ireland) and is largely made up of material in Luke-Acts, but can be found in Mark, Matthew and John also. The theory is not unconvincing and explains the 'synoptic problen' more convincingly that the Q hypothesis. However, it has yet to be taken seriously by the academic community at large. However, a conference in Limerick in April of 2008 saw top scholars such as John Kloppenborg and Dennis MacDonald discussing Proto-Luke seriously which will result in a publication in the next few years which should see wider Proto-Luke discussion.

The concept of the seven levels of hell is a belief that originates from Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, a medieval poem. In this work, Dante describes Hell as having nine circles, each representing different sins and corresponding punishments. The idea of seven levels of hell may be a simplification or misinterpretation of this concept.

he found United States not Asia

unreliable...

untrustworthy...?

--or a more defined answer?

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Queen Anne Boleyn (c1501-07- 05/19/1536), Henry's second wife. She was beheaded at the Tower of London on 19th of may 1536.

The unfortunate Anne was charged with incest, adultery and High Treason, despite unconvincing evidence. The charges against her were trumped by Thomas Cromwell (Henry's Chief Minister at the time) so that Henry could get her out of the way and be free to marry again.

Poetic justice prevailed however - Thomas Cromwell was himself beheaded at the Tower of London on 28th July 1540. What goes around comes around...

Anne had only one child, Elizabeth (Henry's second daughter) who went on to be one of the most powerful and influential monarchs in British history - Queen Elizabeth I.

Ironically, we now know that the father is responsible for determining the sex of a child. Henry's difficulty in producing a male heir to the throne was his problem, not Anne's.

Talk about unfair dismissal!