Assuming
Convinced
Convinced adjective - Having a strong belief or conviction.
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Synonyms for Convinced
Assuming and convinced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Assuming" instead an adjective "Convinced".
Nearby Words: convincing, convincingly
Both words in one sentence
- That's also assuming you aren't convinced of their intention to commit suicide in the face of the game's setting.
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Of course, Pierce has a habit of assuming that he's succeeded even when he's clearly failed - he might just have convinced himself that what was on the tape was genuinely damning.
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The media are convinced that Jill is a hero, and one wonders how Sidney is going to take having to tell the world that her own family member was playing them all like fiddles, and was committing the murders herself... assuming she even can tell the world.
Source: Film / Scream 4
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