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unconvince

unconvince verb: to cause to abandon a conviction; cause (someone) to become unconvinced (of something).

Verb

unconvince (third-person singular simple present unconvinces, present participle unconvincing, simple past and past participle unconvinced)

  1. To cause to abandon a conviction; cause (someone) to become unconvinced (of something).

Forms of unconvince

third-person singular presentunconvinces
present participleunconvincing
past participleunconvinced
pastunconvinced

Origin of unconvince

From un- + convince.

Questions about unconvince

What does unconvince mean?
Unconvince means to cause to abandon a conviction; cause (someone) to become unconvinced (of something).
What part of speech is unconvince?
Unconvince is a verb.
What is the past tense of unconvince?
The past tense of unconvince is unconvinced.

Words near unconvince in the dictionary

  1. unconvict
  2. unconvictable
  3. unconvicted
  4. unconvicting
  5. unconvicts
  6. unconvince
  7. unconvinceable
  8. unconvinceableness
  9. unconvinced
  10. unconvincedly
  11. unconvincedness

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