Convinced in Tagalog

Convinced in Tagalog translates to “Nakumbinsi” or “Naniniwala.” This is the past tense of “convince” and can also function as an adjective describing someone who firmly believes something. Mastering this word helps express certainty and successful persuasion in Filipino conversations, whether discussing past decisions or current beliefs.

[Words] = Convinced

[Definition]:

• Convinced /kənˈvɪnst/
• Verb (past tense): Successfully persuaded someone to believe or do something.
• Adjective: Completely certain about something; firmly believing in the truth of something.

[Synonyms] = Nakumbinsi, Naniniwala, Nakahikayat, Naniwala, Tiwala

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: After hearing all the evidence, I was completely convinced of his honesty.
Ex1_PH: Pagkatapos marinig ang lahat ng ebidensya, lubos akong nakumbinsi sa kanyang katapatan.

Ex2_EN: She convinced me yesterday that moving to the city would be a good decision.
Ex2_PH: Nakumbinsi niya ako kahapon na ang paglipat sa lungsod ay magiging magandang desisyon.

Ex3_EN: I am convinced that this new strategy will help our business grow significantly.
Ex3_PH: Naniniwala ako na ang bagong estratehiyang ito ay makakatulong sa aming negosyo na lumaki nang malaki.

Ex4_EN: The teacher finally convinced the students to participate in the competition.
Ex4_PH: Sa wakas ay nakumbinsi ng guro ang mga estudyante na lumahok sa kompetisyon.

Ex5_EN: He remains convinced that his theory is correct despite criticism from experts.
Ex5_PH: Nananatili siyang nakumbinsi na tama ang kanyang teorya sa kabila ng kritisismo mula sa mga eksperto.