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courage of (one's) convictions
courage of (one's) convictions
Strong faith or confidence in one's beliefs. Often used in the phrase "have the courage of one's convictions." I need to have the courage of my convictions any time I'm around my parents—they always try to dissuade me from pursuing a career as a screenwriter. I'm always impressed with Stella—nothing can shake the courage of her convictions in her crusade for social justice.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Perrine | | pe-REEN | French |
Deb | | [deb] | |
Barry | | BAR-ee, BER-ee | Irish, English |
Keturah | | ki-TOOR-ə (English), kee-TYOOR-ə (English) | Biblical |
Liesa | | LEE-zah | German |
Fernando | | [fə'nændə] | |