believe
/bɪˈliːv/
verb
- To accept that something is true, especially without proof.
- I believe that the sun rises in the east.
- Many people believe in ghosts, even though there is no evidence.
- Do you believe his story about the lost treasure?
- To have a religious faith or trust in a higher power or doctrine.
- She believes in God and prays every night.
- They believe that all people are created equal.
- He does not believe in any particular religion.
- To think or suppose that something is the case, often with less certainty.
- She believes he is the best candidate for the job.
- We believe the package will arrive by Friday.
- I believe it's going to rain later today.
- To have confidence in someone's honesty or ability.
- She doesn't believe in herself enough to try.
- I believe in you; you can pass the test.
- The coach believes in his team's potential.
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