convinced

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convinced (comparative more convinced, superlative most convinced)

In a state of believing, especially from evidence but not necessarily.
He was convinced he was a great singer, though others were not so sure.

in a state of believing, especially from evidence

Belarusian: перакана́ны (pjerakanány), упэ́ўнены (upéŭnjeny)
Bulgarian: убеде́н (bg) (ubedén)
Catalan: convençut (ca)
Czech: přesvědčený (cs)
Dutch: overtuigd (nl)
Finnish: vakuuttunut (fi)
French: convaincu (fr)
German: überzeugt (de)
Hebrew: משוכנע m (meshukhna), משוכנעת f (meshukhna'at)
Hungarian: bizonyos (hu) (+ -ban/-ben), meg van győződve (+ -ról/-ről)
Italian: convinto (it)
Kazakh: иланған (ilanğan), сенген (señen)
Polish: przekonany (pl)
Portuguese: convicto (pt), convencido (pt)
Russian: убеждённый (ru) (ubeždjónnyj), уве́ренный (ru) (uvérennyj)
Swedish: övertygad (sv)
Turkish: inanmış (tr) (not necessarily from evidence), emin (tr) (mainly from evidence)
Ukrainian: переко́наний (perekónanyj), упе́внений (upévnenyj)

convinced

simple past and past participle of convince
We convinced him with our skillful arguments and supporting evidence.