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What is the prefix or word conviction?

The word "conviction" doesn't have a prefix. It's a complete word in itself.

However, you can form words using the root "vict" which means "conquer" or "win". For example:

* Invincible: Unable to be conquered or overcome.

* Victor: A winner or conqueror.

* Victorious: Having won a victory.

* Victory: The act of winning.

* Convict: To declare someone guilty of a crime.

If you're interested in learning more about prefixes, you can find many resources online or in dictionaries.

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