faith

• Sustantivo que denota confianza plena, certeza o creencia en alguien o algo, a menudo sin necesidad de pruebas. También puede referirse a un sistema de creencias religiosas o a la lealtad y fidelidad hacia una persona o causa.

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

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1. Religious beliefB1formal

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

   Fe religiosa

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbeliefconfidenceconvictioncreeddoctrinepietyreligionspiritualitytheismtrust

2. B1formal

   Complete trust or confidence in someone or something.

   Confianza o fe

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

   Sinónimosbeliefconfidenceconvictiondependencereliancetrust

   Antónimosdistrustdoubtmistrustskepticismsuspicion

3. Loyalty or allegianceB2formal

   Fidelity to one's promises or obligations.

   Lealtad o fidelidad

   • 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.

   Sinónimosallegiancecommitmentconstancydedicationdevotionfealtyfidelityloyaltytrothtrustworthiness

   Antónimosbetrayaldisloyaltyinfidelitytreacheryunfaithfulness