unconvinced

[ˌʌnkənˈvinst]

unconvinced Definition

• 1. not certain that something is true or can be relied on
• 2. not persuaded to believe; skeptical

Using unconvinced: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unconvinced" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I remain unconvinced by his argument.

• Example

  She was unconvinced of the need for change.

• Example

  The jury was unconvinced by the defendant's testimony.

unconvinced Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unconvinced

• skeptical
• doubtful
• unsure
• uncertain
• disbelieving

Antonyms for unconvinced

• convinced
• persuaded
• certain

Phrases with unconvinced

• remain unconvinced

  to continue to not be persuaded or convinced

  Example

  Despite the evidence presented, I remain unconvinced of his innocence.

• unconvinced of

  not believing or accepting something

  Example

  She was unconvinced of the benefits of the new policy.

• unconvinced by

  not persuaded or convinced by something

  Example

  The audience was unconvinced by the speaker's arguments.

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Summary: unconvinced in Brief

'Unconvinced' [ˌʌnkənˈvinst] describes a state of being uncertain or skeptical about something, often due to a lack of evidence or persuasion. It is used in phrases like 'remain unconvinced,' indicating a persistent disbelief, and 'unconvinced of,' expressing a lack of acceptance or belief. Antonyms include 'convinced' and 'certain.'