cogency

1. ADJ-GRADED 有说服力的;令人信服的
   A cogent reason, argument, or example is strong and convincing.
   1. There were perfectly cogent reasons why Julian Cavendish should be told of the Major's impending return.
      要将少校即将返回的消息告知朱利安·卡文迪什是有绝对充足的理由的。

1. There is the problem with the very cogency of the idea itself.
   这个概念本身的中肯性，也存在着问题。
2. You will be graded for clarity, conciseness, originality, cogency of arguments, and ability to synthesize different lines of thinking.
   将针对论证的清晰、简洁、创新、中肯与否，和综合不同思路的能力，来评定你的成绩。
3. The proposition "cogency" to a certain extent renewed the poetry language research method;
   其“中的”一说又在一定程度上更新了诗歌语言的研究方法；
4. In this, as in all his work, he brought to an argument the cogency of the rationally convinced with the wisdom of one who could see the other side.
   于是，正如在其它作品中一样，他就以敏锐的洞察力对人们看似合理的信念提出了质疑。
5. She justified it with cogency and conviction.
   她中肯而坚定地为此辩解。
6. Having no cogency or legal force.
   没有力量或法律效力。
7. Participation in discussion is essential to the life of the class and the force and cogency of students'remarks will have a marked influence on grades.
   参与分组讨论是基本的上课方式，并且也是评量同学成绩的标准之一。
8. The present study not only expounds the rhetoric motive, the rhetoric cogency and the process of identification implied in "rear window culture" but also enables us to observe the tendency of socio-cultural development.
   本研究揭示了后窗文化蕴含的修辞动机，修辞效力及实现认同的过程，进而也让我们了解了社会文化发展的新动向。

noun

1. the quality of being valid and rigorous

   Synonym:    validityrigorrigour

2. persuasive relevance