convict /kən-viktˈ/

1. To prove guilty
2. To pronounce guilty

1. A person convicted or found guilty of crime
2. A person serving a prison sentence

convicˈtion noun

1. The state of being convinced
2. Strong belief
3. The act of convincing
4. An act or an instance of proving guilty
5. The condition of being consciously convicted of sin (theology)

conˈvictism noun (historical)

The system of establishing penal settlements for convicted prisoners

convictˈive adjective

Able to convince or convict

carry conviction

To be convincing

autrefois acquit, attaint or convict /ō-trə-fwä a-kēˈ, a-tɛ̃ˈ or kɔ̃-vēˈ/

Three defence pleas, arguing that a defendant cannot be charged a second time with an offence of which he or she has been acquitted, or a (capital) offence of which he or she has been found guilty

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