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conviction [kən'vɪkʃən](b) (certainty) certitude f, conviction f;∎ he lacks conviction il manque de conviction;∎ "I suppose so", I said without much conviction "je suppose", dis-je sans grande conviction∎ to carry conviction (voice, manner) être convaincant;∎ the theory carries little conviction la théorie est peu convaincante∎ the prosecution called for his conviction la partie plaignante a demandé sa condamnation;∎ she has several previous convictions elle a déjà été condamnée plusieurs fois
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