adjective

convinced

convinced, certain, persuaded

I am convinced of his innocence.

I am convinced of his innocence.

She is convinced that he is right.

She is convinced that he is right.

((to be)) convinced ((of sth.)) to be certain of (sth.) I am convinced of his innocence.

((to be)) convinced ((that ...)) to be certain that (a clause is true) She is convinced that he is right.

Synonyms: certain, sure, persuaded; Antonyms: unconvinced, doubtful

From Latin 'convincere' (to overcome, refute), from 'con-' (together) + 'vincere' (to conquer). You are 'conquered' by the argument.

Imagine being completely 'conquered' by an idea or argument, so you fully believe it.

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