Translations for „cogencies“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

cogency <cogency; cogencies> N

cogency PSYCH

قُوَّةُ الإِقْناع

cogency PSYCH

قُوّةُ الحُجّة

cogency PSYCH

قُدْرَةٌ على الإِقْناع

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Yet cogency, however calm, is not the nub.

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Each strives for simplicity and cogency, which is rare for contributions to a discourse about increasingly complex modes of expression.

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Sometimes a set of defeasible rules can be rewritten, with more cogency, with explicit (local) pre-conditions instead of (non-local) competing rules.

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He did not say anything new other than merely reinforcing the cogency and indeed, urgency of some irksome matters.

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Cogency is required before understanding is possible.

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This appears to have had some cogency and so it needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency.

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This isn't parochialism or a denial of the cogency of the argument we can learn from outside influences and influencers.

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Filmmakers and artists have taken up these questions, often with more cogency than politicians or intellectuals.

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But this is a monumental effort where the director takes us through the twists and turns never sacrificing clarity and cogency.

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The most striking thing is certainly the cogency of this interpretation.

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