convictional

/kənvˈɪkʃənəl/ adj

Relating to conviction, or strong belief.

Word Origin Convictional is built on conviction, which comes from Latin convincere 'to conquer completely' — literally, to overcome someone's doubts. The root vincere 'to conquer' is the same one in invincible (unconquerable) and victorious. So a convictional belief is one that has conquered all opposition in your mind.

adj Relating to conviction, or strong belief.

Her convictional speech inspired many to join the cause.

(形容词) 信念的;坚信的

她充满信念的演讲激励了许多人加入这项事业。

(adjetivo) de convicción [Relacionado con la convicción o con una creencia firme.]

Su discurso **conmovente** y lleno de convicción inspiró a muchos a sumarse a la causa.

(adjectif) de conviction [Relatif à une conviction ou à une croyance profonde.]

Son discours convictional a inspiré beaucoup de gens à rejoindre la cause.

(Adjektiv) überzeugt; überzeugungsbasiert [auf einer tiefen Überzeugung oder festen Glaubenshaltung beruhend]

Ihre **convictional** Rede motivierte viele, sich der Sache anzuschließen.

(形容詞) 信念に関する、強い信念や確信に満ちた

彼女の信念に満ちた演説は、多くの人々をその運動に参加させるきっかけとなった。

(adjetivo) convicto; convencido [Relativo a convicção ou crença forte.]

Seu discurso convicto inspirou muitos a se juntarem à causa.

Word parts: con + vict + ion + al

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