👉 In linguistics and philosophy, "preconvincing" is a concept used to describe a statement or argument that seems too strong, overly persuasive, or insubstantial for its intended purpose. It can refer to a type of argumentative strategy where a speaker or writer uses strong evidence or arguments to make an otherwise weak point more compelling. In the context of preconvincing, it implies that the argument is so convincing that it fails to appeal to reason and logic, yet still seems valid
