convictment
/kɒnˈvɪktmənt/Definitions
1. noun
The act or process of finding someone guilty in a court of law.
“The guilty verdict was met with a mix of shock and relief for the family of the convict.”
2. noun
The state of being found guilty in a court of law.
“The convict’s conviction was the final blow to her dreams of becoming a successful businesswoman.”
3. noun
A formal finding or declaration of guilt in a court of law.
“The convict’s conviction was upheld on appeal, ensuring he would serve the maximum sentence.”
4. noun
A verdict or decision that someone is guilty of a crime.
“The conviction was met with widespread outrage in the community, calling for justice to be served.”
5. noun
The act of declaring someone guilty of a crime.
“The conviction of the former CEO was seen as a major victory for corporate accountability.”