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con·vic·tion

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–noun

1.	a fixed or firm belief.

2.	the act of convicting.

3.	the state of being convicted.

4.	the act of convincing.

5.	the state of being convinced.

[Origin: 1400–50; late ME < LL convictiōn- (s. of convictiō) proof (of guilt). See convict, -ion

]

—Related forms

con·vic·tion·al, adjective

—Synonyms 1. See belief.

—Antonyms 5. doubt, uncertainty.

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con·vic·tion Audio Help (kən-vĭk'shən) Pronunciation Key
n.

Law
1. The judgment of a jury or judge that a person is guilty of a crime as charged.
2. The state of being found or proved guilty: evidence that led to the suspect's conviction.
3. The act or process of convincing.
4. The state of being convinced. See Synonyms at certainty.
1. The act or process of convincing.
2. The state of being convinced. See Synonyms at certainty.
A fixed or strong belief. See Synonyms at opinion.

con·vic'tion·al adj.

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conviction
noun
1.	an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence
2.	(criminal law) a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case and the punishment that is imposed; "the conviction came as no surprise" [ant: acquittal]

Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary (Beta Version) - Cite This Source - Share This
conˈviction1 [-ʃən] noun

the passing of a sentence on a guilty person
Example: She has had two convictions for drunken driving.

Arabic:	إِدانَه، تَجْـريم
Chinese (Simplified):	定罪
Chinese (Traditional):	定罪
Czech:	odsouzení
Danish:	dom
Dutch:	veroordeling
Estonian:	süüdimõistmine
Finnish:	tuomio
French:	condamnation
German:	die Verurteilung
Greek:	καταδίκη
Hungarian:	ítélet
Icelandic:	sakfelling, dómur
Indonesian:	vonis
Italian:	condanna

Japanese:	有罪判決
Korean:	유죄의 판결
Latvian:	notiesāšana; sodāmība
Lithuanian:	nuteisimas, teistumas
Norwegian:	dom(fellelse), det å bli erklært skyldig
Polish:	wyrok
Portuguese (Brazil):	condenação
Portuguese (Portugal):	condenação
Romanian:	convingere
Russian:	судимость
Slovak:	odsúdenie
Slovenian:	obsodba
Spanish:	condena; antecedentes penales
Swedish:	dom
Turkish:	mahkûmiyet, suçlu bul(un)ma

conˈviction2 [-ʃən] noun

(a) strong belief
Example: It's my conviction that he's right.

Arabic:	إِقْتِنـاع
Chinese (Simplified):	确信
Chinese (Traditional):	確信
Czech:	přesvědčení
Danish:	fast tro; overbevisning
Dutch:	overtuiging
Estonian:	veendumus
Finnish:	vakaumus
French:	conviction
German:	die Überzeugung
Greek:	πεποίθηση
Hungarian:	meggyőződés
Icelandic:	sannfæring
Indonesian:	keyakinan
Italian:	convinzione

Japanese:	確信
Korean:	확신
Latvian:	pārliecība
Lithuanian:	įsitikinimas
Norwegian:	overbevisning
Polish:	przeświadczenie
Portuguese (Brazil):	convicção
Portuguese (Portugal):	convicção
Romanian:	convingere
Russian:	убеждение
Slovak:	presvedčenie
Slovenian:	prepričanje
Spanish:	convicción
Swedish:	övertygelse
Turkish:	inanç, inanış, kanaat

See also: convict, "conviction" in any language

Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law - Cite This Source - Share This

Main Entry: con·vic·tion
Function: noun
1 : the act or process of convicting; also : the final judgment entered after a finding of guilt <a prior conviction of murder> <would not overturn the conviction> —compare ACQUITTAL
NOTE: Jurisdictions differ as to what constitutes conviction for various statutes (as habitual offender statutes). Conviction is rarely applied to civil cases.
2 : GUILT <the judge will enter a judgment of conviction —W. Railroad LaFave and J. H. Israel>

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