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be·lief
noun
belief system
noun

be·lief [bɪˈli:f] N

1. belief (faith):

belief
vera f
belief in
verovanje n v
religious beliefs
versko prepričanje
to be beyond belief
biti neverjeten

2. belief (view):

belief
prepričanje n
belief
mnenje n
it is my firm belief that ...
prepričan sem, da ...
to the best of my belief
kolikor vem
contrary to popular belief
v nasprotju s splošnim mnenjem
belief system
verovanje

Usage examples with belief

mistaken belief
zmotno prepričanje
contrary to popular belief
v nasprotju s splošnim mnenjem
to be beyond belief
biti neverjeten
a commonly held belief
široko razširjeno prepričanje
to recant one's belief/faith
javno se odreči svojemu prepričanju/svoji veri
to the best of my belief
kolikor vem
it is my firm belief that ...
prepričan sem, da ...
it is a popular belief that ...
splošno prepričanje je, da ...

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He did not dogmatically follow a cause other than the belief in human freedom, preferring to retain a pacifist's objectivity.
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However, he qualified his belief in civil liberties to exclude what he considered threats to a free system.
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It desires to express its belief that no other individual could show more solicitude for the place or more lavishly expend time and money in its preservation.
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Third, the longer and more discontinuous a line of reasoning, the weaker our belief in the conclusion.
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There is a belief that these sheep brings good luck.
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Despite popular belief, there are no strict requirements for becoming the leprechaun.
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These differences are due to the distinctives of each faith's belief system.
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The bears are hunted by locals due to a belief they will eat livestock (although spectacled bears do not normally eat large quantities of meat).
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So fraud means a false representation made (a) knowingly, (b) without belief in its truth, or (c) recklessly.
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The party was also known for its strong belief in direct democracy and especially for its promotion of referenda.
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