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unconvinced

unconvinced adjective: not convinced or lacking conviction. Also the simple past and past participle of unconvince.

Adjective

unconvinced (comparative more unconvinced, superlative most unconvinced)

  1. not convinced or lacking conviction
    • They tell me the world is round, but I am unconvinced.

Also used as

unconvinced is also the simple past and past participle of unconvince.

Forms of unconvinced

comparativemore unconvinced
superlativemost unconvinced

Origin of unconvinced

From un- + convinced.

Words formed from unconvinced

Questions about unconvinced

What does unconvinced mean?
Unconvinced means not convinced or lacking conviction.
What part of speech is unconvinced?
Unconvinced is an adjective.

Words near unconvinced in the dictionary

  1. unconvicting
  2. unconvicts
  3. unconvince
  4. unconvinceable
  5. unconvinceableness
  6. unconvinced
  7. unconvincedly
  8. unconvincedness
  9. unconvinces
  10. unconvincibility
  11. unconvincible

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