How do you pronounce conviction?

conviction is pronounced as /kənˈvɪkʃən/.

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conviction

⚖️conviction (convikʃɔ̃)

noun

/kənˈvɪkʃən/

croyance ferme, condamnation (croyance ferme, condamnation)

convict convince

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Signification

a firmly held belief or opinion; the act of being found guilty of a crime

A firmly held belief or opinion.

A firmly held belief or opinion; confidence in one's beliefs or judgments.

Traduction de la signification

une croyance ou opinion fermement maintenue; l'acte d'être trouvé coupable d'un crime

Phrases d'exemple

Her conviction in the cause inspired everyone around her.

Sa conviction dans la cause a inspiré tout le monde autour d'elle.

She spoke with conviction, making everyone believe her.

Elle a parlé avec conviction, faisant croire à tout le monde.

Elle a parle avec conviction, faisant croire a tout le monde.

She spoke with conviction about her goals.

Elle a parlé avec conviction au sujet de ses objectifs.

Elle a parle avec conviction au sujet de ses objectifs

Synonymes

belief, confidence, certainty, faith, assurance

Entrée 1

belief, confidence, certainty, faith

Entrée 2

certainty, belief, confidence

Entrée 3

certainty, confidence, assurance

Antonymes

doubt, uncertainty, skepticism, hesitation

Entrée 1

doubt, uncertainty, skepticism

Entrée 2

doubt, hesitation, uncertainty

Entrée 3

doubt, uncertainty, hesitation

Collocations

strong conviction, moral conviction, criminal conviction

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