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Meanings of cogency in English
Usage of cogency in English
1
Explain the logical cogency of experiments in the search for physical causes.
2
What has been proved time and time again is their deadly cogency.
3
Keying and his colleagues put the only two alternatives with great cogency.
4
It is also a heretical philosophy of great and guiding cogency.
5
There was a certain cogency of dreamland in all she said and did.
6
To them that picture of Somerset had all the cogency of direct vision.
7
Belief has nothing to do with the cogency or worth of an argument.
8
The intensity of his wrath in no way impaired the cogency of his arguments.
9
The judge, with his usual legal acumen, perceived the cogency of his friend's argument.
10
Such articulate cogency and a splendid voice like Richard Burton.
11
With what closeness and unanswerable cogency he would maintain truth!
12
But how much-howmany topics, of the greatest pointand cogency, I am leaving untouch'd!
13
For the cogency of the proof in every instance depended upon the absence of explanation.
14
Let your conversational communications possess a clarified conciseness, a compact comprehensiveness and a concatinated cogency.
15
Nate glanced at the other two, trying to gauge their coordination, affect, and overall cogency.
16
Southampton, Sandys, and Ferrar answered with strength and cogency.
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