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What is the comparative form of convincingly?

There is no comparative form of "convincingly".

"Convincingly" is an adverb, and adverbs describe how something is done. They don't typically have comparative forms.

To express a greater degree of conviction, you could use phrases like:

* More convincingly

* Highly convincingly

* Even more convincingly

* Most convincingly

For example:

* "He argued his case convincingly."

* "She presented her proposal more convincingly than the others."

* "The evidence was highly convincing."

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