Clincher

usgb/ˈklɪntʃər/
noun

A fact, argument, or event that settles a matter decisively.

The eyewitness's testimony was the clincher that led to the defendant's conviction.
Visual representation of "clincher" - A fact, argument, or event that settles a matter decisively.

Often appears as...

  • case clincher
  • argument clincher
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Debate Enders

The word 'clincher' often signifies a strong point that ends debates or discussions.

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Her irrefutable evidence was the clincher in the debate.
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Settling Disputes

'Clincher' can imply a final piece that resolves disputes or conflicts conclusively.

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The signed contract was the clincher for the business deal.
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Proof Power

Use 'clincher' when an argument is made indisputable by a powerful fact or evidence.

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His alibi was the clincher that confirmed his innocence.
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