zhèn zhèn yǒu cí

Explanation:

The appearance of righteousness. Describe the reasons for self-righteousness; Go on.

Synonyms are reasonable.

Speak harshly out of a sense of justice

Mutter a spell

Assert eloquently/controversially

Point out sternly and clearly

The antonym argument is very poor

be agape and tongue-tied

These words can't express meaning.

keep silence

keep the mouth shut like a bottle

Both eloquence and "righteousness" can be described as swearing, because they think they have good reasons. But it is well-founded because it is well-founded and confident; Sometimes refers to language; Sometimes refers to actions and behaviors; There are good reasons to argue; Mainly refers to language; Action cannot be displayed.

Used as predicate, attribute and adverbial

Combined type.

Sentence 1. Not only is he not embarrassed, but he actually has a point.

He eloquently stated his reasons at the meeting.

What he said was specious, as if through chaos.

He has good reasons, so he is eloquent.

He thought he was right and defended himself plausibly.

6. Mr. Wang's article is eloquent, and he never brazenly changed his image beyond recognition. It's really talented.

It seems that no one can plausibly answer this very simple and direct question.

8. Knowing that there was a problem, he was unconvinced and defended himself plausibly.

9. They know that their academic qualifications are not high, so they plausibly say that they need a good professor to teach them well.

10. At that time, although I kept giving him advice, he always covered up his argument plausibly.

1 1. He was obviously wrong, but he defended himself eloquently.

12. He always refutes other people's views eloquently.

13. When doing something wrong, Xiao Ming always finds a big reason.

14. She clearly did something wrong, but she still made eloquent excuses there.

15. On the platform, she is giving a speech. Her story is vivid and eloquent, and everyone is fascinated.

16. He waved his hand and eloquently said a lot of great things.

17. Faced with a mountain of irrefutable evidence, he still speaks eloquently.

18. It's ignorant of him to ask questions plausibly without making an investigation.

19. I didn't realize my mistake, but I told others plausibly It's really disgusting.

20. His eloquent speech was really exciting.