unconvince
transitive verb
un·convince
¦ən+
: to cause to abandon a conviction
a man thus steeled to his beliefs … is not easily unconvinced
John Dollard
John Dollard
Word History
Etymology
un- entry 2 + convince
- a mile a minute
- A minor
- a minore
- a mite
- a monkey on someone's back
- a month of Sundays
- a mug's game
- a nail in someone's coffin
- a nail in the coffin
- a nail in the/someone's coffin
- a name to conjure with
- a nasty piece of work
- a natural death
- a needle in a haystack
- a new lease on life
- a nodding acquaintance
- A number 1
- a number of
- a pack of lies
- a pat on the back
- a peg to hang (something) on
- a peg to hang on
- a peg to hang something on
- a penny for your thoughts
- a penny saved