Adjective:

ஏற்றுக்கொள்ள,

unconvincing's Usage Examples:

epilogueolog and its unconvincing matching epilog were not in the original shooting of the film and were later tacked on.

Edmond is unconvincing as a character, a bizarrely anachronistic Brideshead type who could only exist in dreamy romantic reveries of the female mind.

When the partisans of Richemont or Naundorff come to the post-Temple careers of their heroes, they become in most cases so uncritical as to be unconvincing.

Moawiya seems to have done his best to gain that approbation, but the details given by the historians are altogether unconvincing.

Often slow-moving scenes also shifted unconvincingly between stylized comedy to seriousness, for the sake of clunky plot development.

"That's nice," Edith answered unconvincingly as she rose to leave.

It has been maintained by some palaeobotanists that the aerial stems of Sigillaria arose as buds on a creeping rhizome, but the evidence for this conclusion is as yet unconvincing.

While the effort is commendable, and the actress playing the overbearing matriarch is especially good, most of the acting is unconvincing.

Westermarck, Origin and Development of Moral Ideas (1906); George Gore, Scientific Basis of Morality (1899), and New Scientific Basis of Morality (1906), containing an interesting if unconvincing attempt to explain ethics on purely physical principles.

But in the absence of any reference to this prophecy in the Gospels, this view is unconvincing, though the correspondence is remarkable.

often slow-moving scenes also shifted unconvincingly between stylized comedy to seriousness, for the sake of clunky plot development.

crov interpolated) has even led to the theory, ably but unconvincingly maintained by Spitta, that the writing is a mere recast of a Jewish moralistic writing like the Two Ways.

Synonyms:

flimsy, incredible, unbelievable, unpersuasive,

Antonyms:

incredibility, credulous, thinkable, credible, convincing,