Convince or Convice
Understand why “Convince” is the correct spelling and “Convice” is incorrect.
Convice
Incorrect spelling - Convice is a misspelling with the missing ‘n’.
"Convice" is a common misspelling of "Convince". Always use "Convince" when referring to the correct word.
Convince
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Convince means to persuade someone or make them believe something."
Definition of Convince
"Convince": "Convince means to persuade someone or make them believe something."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Convince
- • persuade
- • influence
Usage Examples
"Correct:" I tried to convince him to stay.
"Correct:" She convinced the team to try again.
"Correct:" They were easily convinced by the facts.
"Incorrect:" I tried to convice him to stay.
"Incorrect:" She conficed the team to try again.
Notes:
- • Remember: CON + VINCE. The “n” sound is necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which spelling is correct?
A: Convince is the correct spelling.
Q: What does Convince mean?
A: It means to persuade someone to believe or do something.
Q: Why is Convice incorrect?
A: It is a misspelling that omits the first 'n' sound.
Q: Is Convice ever acceptable?
A: No, it is always considered wrong.
Q: Can you use Convince in a sentence?
A: Example: I tried to convince him to join us.
Summary
Always use Convince; “Convice” is grammatically wrong.