adjective
unconvinced
Unconvinced (adjective) means not persuaded that something is true; still doubtful despite evidence or argument. Example: “She remained unconvinced by his explanation.”
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Not persuaded that something is true; still doubtful despite evidence or argument.
"She remained unconvinced by his explanation."
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Etymology
From un- + convinced.
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What is the meaning of unconvinced?
"unconvinced" (adjective) means not persuaded that something is true; still doubtful despite evidence or argument.
What is another word for unconvinced?
Other words for "unconvinced" include doubtful, skeptical, agnostic.
What is the opposite of unconvinced?
The opposite of "unconvinced" is convinced.
How do you use unconvinced in a sentence?
Example: "She remained unconvinced by his explanation."
