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compelling

Definition for compelling

adjective as in irresistible

Strongest match

fascinating

Strong match

constraining

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As for Dell, Woodring flagged the company’s “notable” traction in AI servers, which present “the most compelling revenue growth opportunity.”

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"We've seen compelling evidence at every stage of research," said Kelly Banas, Ph.D., lead author of the study and associate director of research at the Gene Editing Institute.

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They’re designed to reduce a stock’s price to make it more affordable for individual investors, though in the days of fractional share purchases, that argument is less compelling that it once might have been.

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Nevertheless, performances on the course ensured a compelling season which stoked interest and grew viewing and listening figures throughout the year.

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And that is one of the defining factors of this compelling rivalry: both players pushing each other to greater heights.

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