Conviction and Thought

Conviction

Conviction noun - An idea that is believed to be true or valid without positive knowledge.
Usage example: held deep convictions about life after death

Thought is a synonym for conviction in belief topic. In some cases you can use "Thought" instead a noun "Conviction", when it comes to topics like thinking.

Nearby Words: convict, convicted, convicting

Thought

Thought noun - Something imagined or pictured in the mind.
Usage example: I just had a thought: what if we both pitched in and bought him one big present instead of two smaller presents for his birthday?

Conviction is a synonym for thought in idea topic. Sometimes you can use "Conviction" instead a noun "Thought", if it concerns topics such as thinking.

How words are described

exact exact conviction exact thought
original original conviction original thought
initial initial conviction initial thought
genuine genuine conviction genuine thought
Other adjectives: single, deep, real, great, little, religious, political, final, occasional, sudden.

Both words in one sentence

  • Carrot Ironfounderson, with his unshakable conviction that people are good at heart, is frequently thought to be one of these by other characters.
  • All Just a Dream: Played with in the first chapter:I have but one thought, one conviction, one certitude: condemned to death!
  • In Splinter Cell: Conviction, Sam goes into one of these after learning that Lambert and Grimsdottir, the two people he thought he could trust in Third Echelon are both responsible for taking his daughter away from him.
    Source: Anger Montage
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