self-conviction (Meaning)
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self-conviction (n.)
The act of convicting one's self, or the state of being self-convicted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-conviction
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self-conviction Sentence Examples
- The athlete's unwavering self-conviction fueled her determination amidst adversity.
- The entrepreneur's self-conviction guided her through countless setbacks and led to ultimate success.
- The activist's self-conviction inspired others to fight for a just cause.
- The scientist's self-conviction allowed him to challenge prevailing theories and make groundbreaking discoveries.
- The teacher's self-conviction empowered students to believe in their own abilities.
- The artist's self-conviction allowed her to create masterpieces that transcended time.
- The leader's self-conviction rallied followers to support a bold vision.
- The survivor's self-conviction enabled her to overcome unimaginable trauma.
- The environmentalist's self-conviction motivated him to dedicate his life to protecting the planet.
- The visionary's self-conviction allowed him to see possibilities that others dismissed as impossible.
FAQs About the word self-conviction
The act of convicting one's self, or the state of being self-convicted.
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No antonyms found.
The athlete's unwavering self-conviction fueled her determination amidst adversity.
The entrepreneur's self-conviction guided her through countless setbacks and led to ultimate success.
The activist's self-conviction inspired others to fight for a just cause.
The scientist's self-conviction allowed him to challenge prevailing theories and make groundbreaking discoveries.
