Lexicographical Neighbors of Reconvinced
Literary usage of Reconvinced
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A History of the Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Virginia by Robert Baylor Semple (1894)
"Then to the right about again he is reconvinced that Calvinism is the only true
way. Having moved to Kentucky he finds some professors of high standing in ..."
2. A Defence of "The Eclipse of Faith" by Henry Rogers (1854)
"... and I think I am hardly likely to be reconvinced by the mere sound of their
names, ushered in by vague professions of profound admiration of their ..."
3. Germany Since 1740 by George Madison Priest (1915)
"... be reconvinced and he could yield. His greatest wisdom appeared in his selection
of his aides and in his support of them. William I was succeeded by his ..."
4. Germany Since 1740 by George Madison Priest (1915)
"A man of strong character and deep convictions, he could be reconvinced and he
could yield. His greatest wisdom appeared in his selection of his aides and ..."
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