Convinced
Convinced adjective - Having a strong belief or conviction.
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Synonyms for Convinced
Firm and convinced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Firm" instead an adjective "Convinced".
Nearby Words: convincing, convincingly
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- After discovering that Hill's law firm represented the other side of the case, Fugate becomes convinced that Hill purposely sabotaged him and becomes the eponymous Clock King in order to get revenge.
Source: Advice Backfire - Paul Eddington, a firm believer in nuclear disarmament, once convinced the writers to rework the script of a Yes, Prime Minister episode that he believed was rather too flippant about nuclear war.
Source: Wag the Director -
Amoral Attorney: Matt and Foggy were offered spots at Landman and Zack, a large and prestigious law firm, but Matt did not like the type of cases and clients the firm took on, so he convinced Foggy that they could avoid this trope by starting their own business.
Source: Series / Daredevil
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