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unconvince

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Unconvince (verb) means to make someone stop believing something they previously believed.

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To make someone stop believing something they previously believed.
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Formed from un- and convince.

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What is the meaning of unconvince?
"unconvince" (verb) means to make someone stop believing something they previously believed.
What is the opposite of unconvince?
The opposite of "unconvince" is persuade.

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