Associations to the word «Cogent»
Noun
- Argument
- Reasoning
- Molotov
- Efficient
- Proof
- Clear
- Judgement
- Reason
- Inference
- Wherefore
- Objection
- Collect
- Summary
- Necessity
- Explanation
- Endeavor
- Motive
- Intellect
- Fibre
- Evidence
- Consideration
- Analysis
- Statement
- Favour
- Discourse
- Appeal
- Equity
- Provider
- Scripture
- Advocate
- Communication
- Theology
- Principle
- Opinion
- Obligation
- Remark
- Conclusion
- Assumption
- Answer
- Question
- Theory
- Reader
- Essay
- Server
- Perception
- View
- Justice
- Transit
- Debate
- Criticism
- Message
- Partner
- Nature
- Interpretation
- Policy
- Review
- Issue
- Manner
- Philosophy
- Judgment
- Truth
Adjective
Wiktionary
COGENT, adjective. Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence.
COGENT, adjective. Appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning.
COGENT, adjective. Forcefully persuasive.
Dictionary definition
COGENT, adjective. Powerfully persuasive; "a cogent argument"; "a telling presentation"; "a weighty argument".
Wise words
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