persuasive argument
[/pərˈsweɪsɪv ˈɑːrɡjumənt/]
nounpl: persuasive arguments
argumento persuasivo
1. A logical presentation of reasons and evidence designed to convince someone to believe or accept a particular viewpoint or take a specific action
The lawyer presented a persuasive argument that convinced the jury of his client's innocence.
O advogado apresentou um argumento persuasivo que convenceu o júri da inocência de seu cliente.
2. A statement or series of statements intended to influence someone's opinion through compelling logic, facts, or emotional appeal
Her persuasive argument about climate change moved many skeptics to reconsider their position.
Seu argumento persuasivo sobre mudanças climáticas convenceu muitos céticos a reconsiderarem sua posição.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, persuasive arguments are highly valued in academic, legal, and business settings. In Brazil, rhetorical skills and emotional appeal often carry as much weight as pure logic, reflecting the culture's emphasis on human connection. In the USA, particularly in legal and political contexts, persuasive arguments are often more data-driven and evidence-focused. The ability to construct a persuasive argument is considered an essential professional skill in both cultures.
NYC Slang
a real convincer
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