Unconvinced: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is used when someone does not believe or is not persuaded by a certain idea or argument.

• She remained unconvinced by his explanation.
• I'm still unconvinced that this plan will work.

Applied when someone has doubts or questions the truth or validity of something, often used in a context where skepticism is based on reason or evidence.

• The scientist was skeptical about the new theory.
• People were skeptical about the politician's promises.

Used when someone feels uncertain or lacks confidence in something. It often implies that the outcome is not likely or is questionable.

• He is doubtful about the success of the project.
• I am doubtful that it will rain today.

This word is used when someone is unsure and pauses or delays because of uncertainty or indecision.

• She was hesitant to make the final decision.
• He took a hesitant step forward.

Used when someone does not feel confident or certain about something. It describes a general state of uncertainty.

• I'm unsure what to do next.
• She felt unsure about attending the event alone.

Use when someone has not been persuaded by an argument or evidence.

• She remained unconvinced by his explanation
• He was unconvinced about the benefits of the new policy

Use when someone has not been convinced to change their mind or opinion.

• Despite their efforts, she remained unpersuaded
• He was unpersuaded by the marketing campaign

Use when someone has doubts or is suspicious about something. Often implies a skeptical or uncertain attitude.

• He was dubious about the company's claims
• She had a dubious expression on her face

Use when someone lacks confidence or is unsure about something.

• She felt uncertain about the future
• He was uncertain whether to take the job

Use when someone refuses to accept something as true.

• She gave him a disbelieving look
• His disbelieving attitude made the discussion difficult