convict (v.) Copy link Outline 1. convinco, vīci, victum, 3 (usu. with gen. of the offence, sometimes abl. or in and abl.)2. rĕvinco, 3 (less frequent3. damno, condemno, 1 (of the judicial sentence)4. cŏarguo, i, ūtum, 3 (not judicial5. compĕrio, 4 • convict (v.): 1. convinco, vīci, victum, 3 (usu. with gen. of the offence, sometimes abl. or in and abl.): to c. any one of inhumanity, of folly, aliquem c. inhumanitatis, amentiae, Cic.: to c. on many charges of avarice, multis avaritiae criminibus c., Cic.: to be c.'d in a similar offence, in pari peccato convinci, Cic.: to be c.'d of having done anything, aliquid fecisse convinci, Liv. 2. rĕvinco, 3 (less frequent: constr. same as convinco): to be c.'d in a lie, in mendacio revinci, Ulp.: Tac. (Prob. not in Cic.; for revinci, Arch. 6, means to be disproved.) 3. damno, condemno, 1 (of the judicial sentence): v. to condemn. 4. cŏarguo, i, ūtum, 3 (not judicial: usu. with acc. and gen.): to c. any one of avarice, aliquem avaritiae c., Cic.: Liv. 5. compĕrio, 4: v. to detect. Phr.: to be plainly c.'d by witnesses, testibus in re perspicua teneri, Cic.: Quint.