faith

[feyth] / feɪθ /

NOUN

trust in something

Synonyms

STRONGEST

acceptance belief confidence conviction hope loyalty truth

STRONG

allegiance assent assurance certainty certitude constancy credence credit credulity dependence faithfulness fealty fidelity reliance stock store sureness surety troth truthfulness

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disbelief disloyalty

STRONG

dishonesty distrust doubt faithlessness inconstancy lying treachery uncertainty unsteadiness

WEAK

agnosticism denial misgiving rejection skepticism suspicion unbelief

NOUN

belief in a higher being; community of believers

Synonyms

STRONGEST

church conviction denomination doctrine principle religion sect teaching

STRONG

canon communion confession connection credo creed cult dogma doxy gospel orthodoxy persuasion piety piousness profession revelation tenet theism theology worship

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disbelief

STRONG

secret

WEAK

agnosticism denial distrust doubt misgiving rejection skepticism suspicion unbelief

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Willock was one of five players recalled by Howe and this was a night when the Newcastle head coach's faith in his squad eventually paid off.

From BBC

“At the same time, the Syrian Kurds have an obligation to work in good faith to help establish a united Syria.”

From The Wall Street Journal

But despite Tuesday’s profit and revenue miss, Wall Street so far has kept its faith in the company.

From MarketWatch

It comes soon after an exhibition about another his personal passions, with his King's Foundation displaying examples of icons that are an important part of the Orthodox faith.

From BBC

“The transactions in question were transparent and were considered, approved, and implemented in good faith at the company.”

From The Wall Street Journal

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