belief in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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belief [Am bəˈlif, Brit bɪˈliːf] N

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abjure belief
abjurar de form
naive person/belief/view
ingenuo
naive person/belief/view
cándido
naive person/belief/view
inocentón inf
tenacious belief
firme
fanatical belief/loyalty/devotion
ciego
ill-founded belief/suspicion
infundado
recant belief/statement
retractarse de

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belief in the PONS Dictionary

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immovable belief
inquebrantable
tenacious belief
firme
to recant one's faith/belief
abjurar de su fe/creencia
adherence to belief
adhesión f
to adhere to belief, plan
aferrarse a
persist habit, belief, doubts
persistir

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belief Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

beyond belief
increíble
to beggar belief
parecer absolutamente inverosímil
to pass all belief
ser increíble
to adhere to belief, plan
aferrarse a
past belief
increíble
to recant one's faith/belief
abjurar de su fe/creencia
it is my firm belief that ...
creo firmemente que...
to the best of my belief Brit
que yo sepa
to be beyond belief
ser increíble
in the belief that ...
con la convicción de que...
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These differences are due to the distinctives of each faith's belief system.
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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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Contrary to popular belief, pelargoniums do need feeding, but don't overdo it and avoid high-nitrogen products.
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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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Yet one thing may unite the querulous factions - the belief that history has not been fair to their notorious ancestor.
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In the old world, people could have a naive belief, but today belief or unbelief is reflective, and includes a knowledge that other people do or do not believe.
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There is a belief that these sheep brings good luck.
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Contrary to popular belief, rats did not directly start the spread of the bubonic plague.
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It not only influenced the history of religious belief, i.e., the method of such research, but also the philosophy of history and the history of esthetics.
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The Congolese used to the term "nzita" to express their belief that hair grew in a circular pattern in this spot.
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