persuasive arguments
[/pərˈsuːsɪv ˈɑːrɡjuːmənts/]
noun phrasepl: persuasive arguments
argumentos persuasivos
1. Statements or reasons presented to convince someone of the truth or validity of a point of view, characterized by the power to influence belief or action
The lawyer presented persuasive arguments to convince the jury of her client's innocence.
A advogada apresentou argumentos persuasivos para convencer o júri da inocência de seu cliente.
2. Evidence or reasoning that effectively appeals to logic, emotion, or credibility to gain agreement or support
His persuasive arguments about climate change finally swayed the skeptical politician.
Seus argumentos persuasivos sobre mudanças climáticas finalmente convenceram o político cético.
In Brazilian business culture, persuasive arguments are highly valued in negotiations and presentations. Americans often emphasize data-driven persuasive arguments, while Brazilian communicators may blend logical reasoning with personal appeals and relationship-building. The phrase is used extensively in legal, political, and academic contexts in both cultures.
NYC Slang
tight arguments / solid points
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