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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Compelling
Hello.
May I replaace 'compelling' in:
"neuropsychological deficits provide a theoretically compelling explanation for childhood- versus adolescent-onset conduct problems"
with 'strong'?
May I replaace 'compelling' in:
"neuropsychological deficits provide a theoretically compelling explanation for childhood- versus adolescent-onset conduct problems"
with 'strong'?
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Hi, Yes, or you could say ''very convincing' The general idea is that the explanation is so good it compels you to believe that it is correct. Clive.
- Hi, Yes, or you could say ''very convincing' The general idea is that the explanation is so good it compels you to believe that it is correct.
- Clive.
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Hi,
Yes, or you could say ''very convincing'
The general idea is that the explanation is so good it compels you to believe that it is correct.
Clive.
Yes, or you could say ''very convincing'
The general idea is that the explanation is so good it compels you to believe that it is correct.
Clive.
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soheil1a theoretically compelling explanationa very plausible explanation
a very believable explanation
an explanation that really seems correct
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