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Meanings of convict (convicting) in English
One who has been found guilty of a crime by a court of law.
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Usage of convicting in English
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He has said he sees no chance of the Senate convicting Trump.
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No play of the emotions could be lost under its convicting glow.
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Jurors were two votes away from convicting Porter of misconduct in office.
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A question that no man can answer without convicting himself of folly!
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A federal judge in September overturned a jury verdict convicting Rafiekian.
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She chose all the solemn, convicting songs she could think of, such as-
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Still, I could scarcely ask her to abet me in convicting the doctor.
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Processing DNA evidence and convicting perpetrators is a key sexual assault prevention strategy.
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Briel believed she was neither setting a criminal free nor convicting an innocent person.
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Government will ensure justice for all and speed up the process of convicting criminals.
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Judge Peter Rollo decided convicting the young men would be disproportionate to the offending.
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Elmer and the others managed to see the convicting note.
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The jury also had the option of convicting Slager on a voluntary manslaughter charge.
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Republicans, who control the Senate, have shown little support for convicting and removing him.
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There would be no chance of convicting them upon it.
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Piper, you're convicting me based on another man's idiotic behavior.
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Translations for convicting
Portuguese
Convicting through the time
Convicting across language varieties
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