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Definition of belief
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of belief is as below...
Belief
(n.)
Assent
to a
proposition
or
affirmation,
or the
acceptance
of a fact,
opinion,
or
assertion
as real or true,
without
immediate
personal
knowledge;
reliance
upon word or
testimony;
partial
or full
assurance
without
positive
knowledge
or
absolute
certainty;
persuasion;
conviction;
confidence;
as,
belief
of a
witness;
the
belief
of our
senses..
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Demonism
::
Demonism
(n.) The
belief
in
demons
or false gods.
Shintiism
::
Shintiism
(n.) One of the two great
systems
of
religious
belief
in
Japan.
Its
essence
is
ancestor
worship,
and
sacrifice
to dead
heroes..
Acknowledge
::
Acknowledge
(v. t.) To of or admit the
knowledge
of; to
recognize
as a fact or
truth;
to
declare
one's
belief
in; as, to
acknowledge
the being of a God..
Confession
::
Confession
(n.)
Acknowledgment
of
belief;
profession
of one's
faith.
Credible
::
Credible
(a.)
Capable
of being
credited
or
believed;
worthy
of
belief;
entitled
to
confidence;
trustworthy.
Dissemination
::
Dissemination
(n.) The act of
disseminating,
or the state of being
disseminated;
diffusion
for
propagation
and
permanence;
a
scattering
or
spreading
abroad,
as of
ideas,
beliefs,
etc..
Incredible
::
Incredible
(a.) Not
credible;
surpassing
belief;
too
extraordinary
and
improbable
to admit of
belief;
unlikely;
marvelous;
fabulous.
Toleration
::
Toleration
(n.)
Hence,
freedom
from
bigotry
and
severity
in
judgment
of the
opinions
or
belief
of
others,
especially
in
respect
to
religious
matters..
Unpersuasion
::
Unpersuasion
(n.) The state of not being
persuaded;
disbelief;
doubt.
Hope
::
Hope (v. i.) To
entertain
or
indulge
hope; to
cherish
a
desire
of good, or of
something
welcome,
with
expectation
of
obtaining
it or
belief
that it is
obtainable;
to
expect;
--
usually
followed
by for..
Creance
::
Creance
(n.)
Faith;
belief;
creed.
Neologist
::
Neologist
(n.) An
innovator
in any
doctrine
or
system
of
belief,
especially
in
theology;
one who
introduces
or holds
doctrines
subversive
of
supernatural
or
revealed
religion;
a
rationalist,
so-called..
Zendik
::
Zendik
(n.) An
atheist
or
unbeliever;
-- name given in the East to those
charged
with
disbelief
of any
revealed
religion,
or
accused
of
magical
heresies..
Belief
::
Belief
(n.) A
tenet,
or the body of
tenets,
held by the
advocates
of any class of
views;
doctrine;
creed..
Disbelieve
::
Disbelieve
(v. t.) Not to
believe;
to
refuse
belief
or
credence
to; to hold not to be true or
actual.
Progressionist
::
Progressionist
(n.) One who holds to a
belief
in the
progression
of
society
toward
perfection.
Reason
::
Reason
(v. t.) To
persuade
by
reasoning
or
argument;
as, to
reason
one into a
belief;
to
reason
one out of his
plan..
Lama
::
Lama (n.) In
Thibet,
Mongolia,
etc., a
priest
or monk of the
belief
called
Lamaism..
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Indicating
the
passing
of a thing from one form,
condition,
or state to
another;
as,
compound
substances
may be
resolved
into
others
which are more
simple;
ice is
convertible
into
water,
and water into
vapor;
men are more
easily
drawn than
forced
into
compliance;
we may
reduce
many
distinct
substances
into one mass; men are led by
evidence
into
belief
of
truth,
and are often
enticed
into the
commission
of
crimes'into;
she burst into
tears;
children
are
sometimes
frightened
into fits
Epicureanism
::
Epicureanism
(n.)
Attachment
to the
doctrines
of
Epicurus;
the
principles
or
belief
of
Epicurus.
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