What does "convict"mean?
They were more likely to be convicted of violent crimes.
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'to convict' means the same thing as 'to find someone guilty of a crime'
It's usually used in a legal context.
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A convict is a person whom a court of law found guilty (convicted) of a crime or an offense.
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