Definitions and Examples of certain, confident, convinced
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having no doubt; confident and sure.
Example
She was certain that she had locked the door before leaving the house.
Feeling or showing trust in oneself and one's abilities, qualities, or judgment.
Example
He was confident that he would ace the interview and get the job.
Completely certain about something; having no doubts.
Example
After reading the book, she was convinced that it was the best one she had ever read.
Key Differences: certain vs confident vs convinced
- 1Certain implies a complete absence of doubt.
- 2Confident suggests a belief in one's own abilities or knowledge.
- 3Convinced conveys a strong conviction or belief in something.
Effective Usage of certain, confident, convinced
- 1Express Certainty: Use certain to express absolute confidence in a statement.
- 2Demonstrate Confidence: Use confident to show trust in your own abilities or knowledge.
- 3Show Conviction: Use convinced to express a strong belief or conviction in something.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of dubitative are certain, confident, and convinced. These words convey different levels of assurance, belief, and trust in one's own judgment or knowledge. Use these words to express certainty, demonstrate confidence, and show conviction.
