convictions (Meaning)
convictions
the act of convicting, a strong persuasion or belief, a strong belief or opinion, the state of mind of a person who is sure that what he or she believes or says is true, the state of being convinced of error or compelled to admit the truth, the act of convincing a person of error or of compelling the admission of a truth, the state of being convinced, the act or process of convicting, the act or process of finding a person guilty of a crime especially in a court of law, the final judgment entered after a finding of guilt
Synonyms & Antonyms of convictions
Synonyms:
- comments
- notions
- verdicts
- judgements
- sentiments
- eyes
- impressions
- thoughts
- persuasions
- perceptions
- observations
- judgments
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- remarks
- perspectives
- advice
- stances
- conceptions
- assumptions
- viewpoints
- estimates
- presuppositions
- positions
- reflections
- suggestions
- conjectures
- theories
- standpoints
- decisions
- takes
- recommendations
- faiths
- ideas
- guesses
- conclusions
- estimations
- presumptions
- concepts
- hypotheses
- deliverances
- attitudes
- hunches
- determinations
- stands
- says
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
convictions Sentence Examples
- The suspect maintained his convictions of innocence despite overwhelming evidence against him.
- Their deep religious convictions guided their moral compass and ethical decisions.
- The activist's unwavering convictions fueled their relentless pursuit of societal change.
- The politician's convictions alienated certain voters, but also inspired loyal supporters.
- The jury's convictions were unanimous, leading to a guilty verdict.
- The remorseful criminal renounced his former convictions and vowed to lead a law-abiding life.
- The judge's convictions balanced justice with compassion, resulting in a sentence both fair and appropriate.
- The therapist challenged the patient's limiting convictions to promote personal growth and empowerment.
- The faith-based organization provided counseling to individuals struggling with their convictions and beliefs.
- The journalist's convictions of objective reporting led them to seek out diverse perspectives and avoid bias.
FAQs About the word convictions
the act of convicting, a strong persuasion or belief, a strong belief or opinion, the state of mind of a person who is sure that what he or she believes or says
feelings, views, opinions, minds,beliefs, comments, notions, verdicts, judgements, sentiments
facts,truths,
The suspect maintained his convictions of innocence despite overwhelming evidence against him.
Their deep religious convictions guided their moral compass and ethical decisions.
The activist's unwavering convictions fueled their relentless pursuit of societal change.
The politician's convictions alienated certain voters, but also inspired loyal supporters.
