conviction
Significado
firme creencia, condena, certeza, convicción moral
"Conviction" se refiere a una creencia o opinión firmemente sostenida, a menudo a pesar de la evidencia en contra. En un contexto legal, implica una declaración formal de culpabilidad tras un juicio. Además, puede denotar una fuerte certeza en la validez de una idea o principio, reflejando un sentido de compromiso personal o moral. La palabra también puede abarcar la idea de una convicción ética, donde una persona actúa de acuerdo con sus principios fundamentales, mostrando una profunda integridad y determinación.
💡 While "conviction" commonly refers to a strong belief, it can also imply a lack of openness to alternative viewpoints; in legal contexts, it is distinct from mere accusation, emphasizing the outcome of a judicial process.
Frases de Ejemplo
Palabra en Contexto
Anna
sat
by
the
window
with
a
cup
of
tea
,
watching
the
rain
and
sorting
through
thoughts
that
had
been
nagging
her
all
week
.
She
had
arrived
at
the
conviction
that
staying
in
her
hometown
would
limit
her
growth
,
and
that
belief
now
felt
like
a
clear
path
rather
than
a
vague
hope
.
Still
,
the
idea
of
leaving
made
her
hesitant
because
she
worried
about
practical
details
and
how
colleagues
would
react
.
After
a
few
deep
breaths
she
made
a
deliberate
list
of
pros
and
cons
,
which
helped
her
see
the
underlying
reasons
for
her
discomfort
.
By
the
time
the
rain
stopped
,
Anna
felt
calmer
and
more
resolved
to
speak
to
her
manager
next
week
and
explain
her
perspective
honestly
.
Usos Comunes
moral conviction
legal conviction
conviction rate
Antónimos
Palabras Relacionadas
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