All 7 Uses

conviction
in
Travels with Charley
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And it is true I didn't hear many convictions.†
Part 3 *
There is no moral in these convictions, nor any warning.†
Part 4
Americans as I saw them and talked to them were indeed individuals, each one different from the others, but gradually I began to feel that the Americans exist, that they really do have generalized characteristics regardless of their states, their social and financial status, their education, their religious and their political convictions.†
Part 4
In long-range planning for a trip, I think there is a private conviction that it won't happen.†
Part 2
You dig me up ten white, able-bodied Americans who aren't afraid to have a conviction, an idea, or an opinion in an unpopular field, and I'll have the major part of a standing army.†
Part 3
I have heard hairdressers quoted with complete conviction in art, literature, politics, economics, child care, and morals.†
Part 3
This conviction is somewhat borne out in the restless movement of Texas capital.†
Part 4

Definitions:

(1) (conviction as in: spoke with conviction)
a strong, firmly held belief
(2) (conviction as in: owed a fine after the conviction)
a court's finding that someone is guilty