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faith

/feɪθ/

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noun

/feɪθ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее полное доверие, уверенность или веру в кого-либо или что-либо, часто без необходимости в доказательствах.

A noun referring to complete trust, confidence, or belief in someone or something, often without requiring proof or evidence.

uncountable

  1. Religious beliefB1formal

    Strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof.

    ruВера

    • Her faith in God gave her strength during difficult times.
    • People of different faiths gathered for the interfaith ceremony.
    • He lost his faith after the tragedy.

    Synonymsbeliefconfidenceconvictioncreeddoctrinepietyreligionspiritualitytheismtrust

  2. B1formal

    Complete trust or confidence in someone or something.

    ruВера

    • I have faith in your ability to succeed.
    • The team showed great faith in their leader.
    • She kept faith with her promises.

    Synonymsbeliefconfidenceconvictiondependencereliancetrust

    Antonymsdistrustdoubtmistrustskepticismsuspicion

  3. Loyalty or allegianceB2formal

    Fidelity to one's promises or obligations.

    ruВерность

    • He acted in good faith when signing the contract.
    • The knight swore faith to his king.
    • They remained in faith with each other through all hardships.

    Synonymsallegiancecommitmentconstancydedicationdevotionfealtyfidelityloyaltytrothtrustworthiness

    Antonymsbetrayaldisloyaltyinfidelitytreacheryunfaithfulness

Forms
  • faiths plural form
  • faiths' possessive plural form
  • faith's possessive singular form
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