unconvinced

/ˌʌnkənˈvɪnst/

adjective

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Not persuaded or certain about something; remaining doubtful or skeptical.

  • After hearing his explanation, I remained unconvinced.
  • She looked unconvinced by their promises.
  • Many voters are still unconvinced that the plan will work.
  • Despite the statistical evidence presented, several committee members remained unconvinced that the intervention would yield significant long-term benefits.
  • Historians studying the manuscript are unconvinced of its authenticity, citing anachronistic language and questionable provenance.
  • The peer reviewers were unconvinced by the methodology employed, requesting substantial revisions before publication could be considered.