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Meanings of unconvinced in English

Lacking conviction.

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Usage of unconvinced in English
1
Mr Hope said after the meeting he was unconvinced Watson was innocent.
Radio NZ
2
I remain unconvinced his visit to Barnard Castle could be considered reasonable.
The Guardian
3
Vanessa looked unconvinced - more than that, thought Amanda: she looked unhappy.
A week in december
4
OUTA remain unconvinced and vowed to keep the pressure up against Sanral.
The South African
5
Miss Jackson looked puzzled and unconvinced; but could think of no reply.
Delia Blanchflower
6
Maybe, Tom said, sounding unconvinced, and then got busy stirring the soup.
Amazing grace
7
Wonota shook her head and seemed unconvinced of the wisdom of this.
Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest; Or, The Indian Girl Star o...
8
But some analysts are unconvinced, citing uncertainties about the global economic outlook.
Reuters
9
She spies someone who seems unconvinced, invites them to raise their concerns.
The Guardian
10
As usual he had the last word, but left his audience unconvinced.
More William
11
And I sent Buck slinking off shamefaced but unconvinced, I could see.
Somewhere in Red Gap
12
At least one online ticket retailer is unconvinced by the RRS reasoning.
Wired
13
Although Nona laughed and attempted to argue this point, Barbara remained unconvinced.
The Red Cross Girls with the Russian Army
14
He got up and looked, but seemed unconvinced as well as unimpressed.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
15
Indeed, I was unconvinced that Robert Strickland did not share their illusion.
The Moon and Sixpence
16
He may remain still unconvinced, but he will give over his contempt.
Principles of Freedom
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Unconvinced across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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