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convicious

convicious adjective: reproachful; abusive; taunting.

Adjective

convicious (comparative more convicious, superlative most convicious)

  1. (obsolete) reproachful; abusive; taunting.
    • convicious words1559, Queen Elizabeth I, Royal Injunctions

Forms of convicious

comparativemore convicious
superlativemost convicious

Questions about convicious

What does convicious mean?
Convicious means reproachful; abusive; taunting.
What part of speech is convicious?
Convicious is an adjective.

Words near convicious in the dictionary

  1. conveys
  2. convicilin
  3. convicilins
  4. convicine
  5. convicinity
  6. convicious
  7. convict
  8. convict cichlid
  9. convict cichlids
  10. convict hour
  11. convictable

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