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I Part. Präs. zwingenII Adj. Grund: compelling; Logik: auch inescapable; Notwendigkeit: absolute, urgent; Argument, Beweis: cogent, compelling, conclusive; ein zwingender Beweis compelling ( oder conclusive, unimpeachable) evidence; mit einer zwingenden Logik with compelling logic* * *coercive; compellable; coercible; compulsive; potent; cogent; compelling; mandatory; peremptory* * *zwịn|gend1. adjNotwendigkeit urgent; (= logisch notwendig) necessary; Schluss, Beweis, Argumente conclusive; Argument cogent; Gründe compellingdass B aus A resultiert, ist nicht zwingend — it isn't necessarily so or the case that B results from A
2. advdiese Schlussfolgerung ergab sich zwingend aus den Beweisen — this conclusion was inevitable due to the evidence
* * ** * *zwin·gendI. adj urgent\zwingende Gründe compelling [or urgent] reasonseine Aussage von \zwingender Logik a statement of compelling [or inescapable] logicII. adv\zwingend vorgeschrieben obligatory* * ** * *B. adj Grund: compelling; Logik: auch inescapable; Notwendigkeit: absolute, urgent; Argument, Beweis: cogent, compelling, conclusive;ein zwingender Beweis compelling ( oder conclusive, unimpeachable) evidence;mit einer zwingenden Logik with compelling logicC. adv:zwingend erforderlich absolutely imperative;zwingend vorgeschrieben mandatory* * ** * *adj.coercible adj.coercive adj.cogent adj.compellable adj.compelling adj.compulsive adj.constraining adj.imperative adj.mandatory adj.stringent adj.urgent adj. adv.coercively adv.cogently adv.compulsively adv.imperatively adv.stringently adv. -
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