n. 1 an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence; 2 a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case and the punishment that is imposed
It's my conviction that he's right. OR The conviction came as no surprise.
It's my conviction that he's right. OR The conviction came as no surprise.
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The attainder was the harsh consequence of conviction for treason.
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The conviction came as no surprise.
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The state found out about Libby's past and overturned her conviction meaning what?
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strong belief; article of faith; judgment; sentence
acquittal
3 syllables
con-vic-tion
diction
fiction
friction
addiction
affliction
constriction
depiction
eviction
infliction
nonfiction
prediction
restriction
benediction
contradiction
crucifixion
dereliction
interdiction
jurisdiction
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