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faith
noun as in trust in something
Strongest matches
acceptance, belief, confidence, conviction, hope, loyalty, truth
Strong matches
allegiance, assent, assurance, certainty, certitude, constancy, credence, credit, credulity, dependence, faithfulness, fealty, fidelity, reliance, stock, store, sureness, surety, troth, truthfulness
noun as in belief in a higher being; community of believers
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church, conviction, denomination, doctrine, principle, religion, sect, teaching
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canon, communion, confession, connection, credo, creed, cult, dogma, doxy, gospel, orthodoxy, persuasion, piety, piousness, profession, revelation, tenet, theism, theology, worship
Example Sentences
A day later, Synsvoll told Lee that Runyon’s “good behavior and strong Christian faith and spirituality made him a promising candidate” for Life Connections, a faith-based therapy program.
Democrats have pushed back, saying Republicans aren’t negotiating in good faith.
It mischaracterizes the Christian view, however, by suggesting the faith holds “we are forgiven despite doing nothing to deserve it.”
This dumb stock market, built entirely on blind faith, wouldn’t matter so much if the numbers passed a sanity test.
He grew up Catholic—his faith is a recurring theme throughout the book—and politically conservative, in the Californian style of the time.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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