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Meanings of most persuasive in English

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Usage of most persuasive in English
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The case for urgent action is made in the most persuasive way.
The Irish Times
2
But it's your enthusiasm and zest that usually prove most persuasive actually.
Ebony
3
And we believe Golden is still sitting on his most persuasive evidence.
The Kingmaker
4
Even to music, the most persuasive of the arts, it was deaf.
Young Lives
5
Its antidote is love, the most persuasive champion and promoter of marriage.
Primitive Love and Love-Stories
6
Harold was left without his most important and most persuasive argument.
Shadow prowler
7
Your poets are the most persuasive of springs to a lively general patriotism.
Celt and Saxon — Volume 2
8
We think this very pretty campaign move could be the most persuasive argument.
News.com.au
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The most persuasive argument is put forward by the band's PR Mick Houghton.
The Guardian
10
There was a sweetness in her accents that was most persuasive.
Tales of a Traveller
11
Feeling that she must say something, she asked, in her most persuasive tone:
Work: A Story of Experience
12
And so begins the most persuasive ever 10-track instruction to seize the day.
The Guardian
13
Ukip has been at its most persuasive when we have been most optimistic.
The Guardian
14
Perhaps the most persuasive case for Popbitch sharing celebrities' secrets comes from Adam Curtis.
The Guardian
15
We have come to an agreement, Marillion and I. Mord can be most persuasive.
A feast for crows
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Then he used his sexy voice at its most persuasive.
Deadly little secrets
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