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belief
[bih-leef]
noun
something believed; an opinion or conviction.
a belief that the earth is flat.
confidence in the truth or existence of something not immediately susceptible to rigorous proof.
a statement unworthy of belief.
Synonyms: assuranceconfidence; faith; trust.
a child's belief in his parents.
a religious tenet or tenets; religious creed or faith.
the Christian belief.
belief
/ bɪˈliːf /
noun
a principle, proposition, idea, etc, accepted as true
opinion; conviction
religious faith
trust or confidence, as in a person or a person's abilities, probity, etc
Other Word Forms
- prebelief noun
- superbelief noun
Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
But he did reiterate his belief that the club will be making "inroads" for a permanent replacement in the upcoming international window.
This astrological belief holds that the ringed planet’s return to the position it occupied at a person’s birth marks the dividing line between youth and true adulthood.
First, there’s the American dream—the belief that hard work can bring prosperity.
Jones said he has never felt like an overly positive guy, but Steichen oozes positivity and that gives him confidence and belief.
He is a mayoral candidate deeply committed to keeping everyone safe, regardless of religious beliefs, Lander told the BBC.
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