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Pronunciation:
[ fˈe͡ɪθ], [ fˈeɪθ], [ f_ˈeɪ_θ]
Faith is a powerful word, and it's fundamental to the human experience. Whether you're religious or not, faith is an important part of your life. It's the belief in something that is unproven but deeply felt, and it's what gives us hope even when things seem impossible. There are many synonyms for the word faith, including trust, belief, conviction, confidence, assurance, reliance, and loyalty. Each of these words has a slightly different connotation, but they all come back to the same idea of having faith in something greater than ourselves. So the next time you're struggling to find the right word for your faith, don't be afraid to explore some of these synonyms and see which one resonates with you the most.
Related words: free belief, free religion, religious faith, belief in god, faith in god
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Similar words for faith:
- act (noun)
- assurance (noun)
- belief (noun)
- belief in a higher being; community of believers (noun)
- cause (noun)
- certainty (noun)
- communion (noun)
- constancy (noun)
- conviction (noun)
- credence (noun)
- credit (noun)
- creed (noun)
- cult (noun)
- denomination (noun)
- dependence (noun)
- dependence/dependency (noun)
- encouragement (noun)
- fidelity (noun)
- holiness (noun)
- honor (noun)
- hope (noun)
- inviolability (noun)
- loyalty (noun)
- persuasion (noun)
- piety (noun)
- principle/principles (noun)
- reliance (noun)
- sanctity (noun)
- school (noun)
- tenet (noun)
- theological virtue (noun)
- theology (noun)
- trust (noun)
- virtue (noun)
- word of honor (noun)
- allegiance
- faithfulness
- insincerity
- integrity
- noun
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Faith:
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n.
• act • assurance • belief • belief in a higher being; community of believers • cause • certainty • communion • constancy- abidingnesses ,
- de termination ,
- de terminations ,
- de-termination ,
- de-terminations ,
- devotednesses ,
- re solutions ,
- re-solution ,
- re-solutions ,
- trustinesses ,
- trustworthinesses ,
- un changeableness ,
- un changeablenesses ,
- un failingness ,
- un failingnesses ,
- un-changeableness ,
- un-changeablenesses ,
- un-failingness ,
- un-failingnesses ,
- unchangeablenesses ,
- unfailingnesses .
- de pendencies ,
- de pendency ,
- de-pendencies ,
- de-pendency ,
- inter dependence ,
- inter dependences ,
- inter-dependence ,
- inter-dependences ,
- responsiblenesses .
- consolings ,
- enlivenings ,
- inspiritments ,
- invigorations ,
- pro motions ,
- pro-motion ,
- re assurance ,
- re assurances ,
- re assuring ,
- re lief ,
- re-assurance ,
- re-assurances ,
- re-assuring ,
- re-lief ,
- reassurings ,
- relievings ,
- shot arm ,
- shot in arm ,
- shot the arm ,
- solacings ,
- supportings .
- re liabilities ,
- re liability ,
- re-liabilities ,
- re-liability ,
- true heartedness ,
- true heartednesses ,
- true-heartednesses ,
- trueheartednesses .
- deifications ,
- high standings ,
- immortalizations ,
- lionizations ,
- re cognition ,
- re cognitions ,
- re nown ,
- re-cognition ,
- re-nown .
- anticipation ,
- aspiration ,
- contemplation ,
- desire ,
- eagerness ,
- expectation ,
- optimism ,
- presumption ,
- sureness ,
- wish ,
- yearning .
- in corruptibilities ,
- in corruptibility ,
- in-corruptibilities ,
- in-corruptibility ,
- single mindedness ,
- single mindednesses ,
- single-mindednesses ,
- singlemindednesses ,
- sub mission ,
- sub missions ,
- sub-mission ,
- sub-missions ,
- subjections ,
- truenesses ,
- up rightness ,
- up rightnesses ,
- up-rightness ,
- up-rightnesses .
Other synonyms:
- abstraction ,
- assumption ,
- bandwagon ,
- brainwave ,
- christianity ,
- concept ,
- construct ,
- daydream ,
- deduction ,
- delusion ,
- doublethink ,
- eccentricity ,
- echo ,
- fallacy ,
- flavor ,
- hypothesis ,
- ideal ,
- illusion ,
- image ,
- line ,
- meeting ground ,
- message ,
- nostrum ,
- old wives' tale ,
- picture ,
- premise ,
- reference point ,
- reverie ,
- sentiment ,
- shibboleth ,
- siege mentality ,
- stereotype ,
- superstructure ,
- supposition ,
- theory ,
- thread ,
- truth ,
- universal ,
- wishful thinking .
- brainstorm ,
- calculation ,
- conclusion ,
- denomination ,
- encouragement ,
- head ,
- idealism ,
- notion ,
- persuasion ,
- pillar ,
- projection ,
- reflection ,
- sect ,
- sense ,
- thing .
- church ,
- communion ,
- flash ,
- revelation .
- cause ,
- confession .
Other relevant words:
- Acception ,
- Ardency ,
- Authoritativeness ,
- Bona fides ,
- Confidentness ,
- Credenda ,
- Duteousness ,
- Hoping ,
- Inviolability ,
- PROSPECTS ,
- Religionism ,
- Saintship ,
- Sanctitude ,
- abandon ,
- accept ,
- acceptance ,
- acceptation ,
- accredit ,
- accurately ,
- acquiescence ,
- activity ,
- adherence ,
- adherents ,
- adhesion ,
- adoration ,
- affiance ,
- affiliation ,
- aimless ,
- allegiance ,
- apostolic faith ,
- apprehension ,
- ardor ,
- ardour ,
- arrogance ,
- articles of religion ,
- artless ,
- assent ,
- assume ,
- assumed piety ,
- assurance ,
- assured faith ,
- assuredness ,
- at random ,
- at will ,
- attachment ,
- authentically ,
- avouch ,
- avouchment ,
- believe ,
- bond ,
- bonne foi ,
- calculate ,
- campaign ,
- candid ,
- canon ,
- cardinal virtues ,
- cartel ,
- charge ,
- charity ,
- churchgoing ,
- class ,
- clean hands ,
- cocksureness ,
- combine ,
- commitment ,
- committedness ,
- compliance ,
- conceive ,
- confide in ,
- conformity ,
- connection ,
- conscientiously ,
- consecration ,
- consider ,
- constantly ,
- corporate trust ,
- correctly ,
- courage ,
- credibility ,
- credible ,
- credit ,
- credulity ,
- crusade ,
- cult ,
- cultism ,
- dedication ,
- definiteness ,
- dependably ,
- dependence ,
- devotedly ,
- devotedness ,
- devotion ,
- devoutness ,
- direct ,
- disciples ,
- doctrinal statement ,
- doxy ,
- drive ,
- dutifully ,
- dutifulness ,
- duty ,
- earnestness ,
- ecclesiastical ,
- ecclesiasticism ,
- edification ,
- equitable ,
- exactly ,
- expect ,
- expectancy ,
- faction ,
- fair ,
- faithful ,
- faithfully ,
- faithfulness ,
- fastness ,
- fealty ,
- fervency ,
- fervidness ,
- fervor ,
- fervour ,
- fidelity ,
- fire ,
- firmness ,
- follower ,
- followers ,
- formulated belief ,
- fortitude ,
- genuine ,
- genuinely ,
- godliness ,
- good ,
- good cheer ,
- good faith ,
- great cause ,
- great expectations ,
- grounds for belief ,
- guarantee ,
- guess ,
- have confidence in ,
- heartfelt ,
- heartiness ,
- heat ,
- high hopes ,
- holiness ,
- homage ,
- honest ,
- honestly ,
- honor ,
- honorable ,
- honourable ,
- hopefulness ,
- hopes ,
- hubris ,
- humility ,
- imagine ,
- in truth ,
- integrity ,
- intensity ,
- intentness ,
- interest ,
- ism ,
- issue ,
- justice ,
- lifework ,
- literally ,
- love ,
- loyally ,
- mass movement ,
- mithraic ,
- movement ,
- mystic ,
- mystical ,
- mythology ,
- natural virtues ,
- oath ,
- obedience ,
- obligation ,
- observance ,
- old-time religion ,
- open ,
- order ,
- organized religion ,
- overconfidence ,
- overweening ,
- parole ,
- passion ,
- passionateness ,
- pietism ,
- piety ,
- piousness ,
- pledge ,
- plight ,
- poise ,
- political philosophy ,
- pomposity ,
- positiveness ,
- precisely ,
- pride ,
- primitive faith ,
- probity ,
- profession ,
- promise ,
- prospect ,
- prostration ,
- prudence ,
- purity ,
- purpose ,
- real ,
- really ,
- reason for being ,
- reassurance ,
- recall ,
- reception ,
- reckon ,
- recollect ,
- rectitude ,
- reliability ,
- reliance ,
- religious belief ,
- religious faith ,
- religiousness ,
- remember ,
- remind ,
- resolution ,
- respect ,
- reverence ,
- sacrosanctity ,
- sanctimony ,
- sanctity ,
- sanguinity ,
- school ,
- secureness ,
- security ,
- self-assurance ,
- self-confidence ,
- self-importance ,
- self-reliance ,
- serious ,
- seriousness ,
- service ,
- servility ,
- shahadah ,
- simple ,
- sincere ,
- sincerely ,
- sincerity ,
- solemn declaration ,
- spirit ,
- staunchly ,
- staunchness ,
- steadfastly ,
- steadfastness ,
- stock ,
- store ,
- strong belief ,
- submission ,
- submissiveness ,
- supernatural virtues ,
- suppose ,
- suspect ,
- suspension of disbelief ,
- tai ,
- tautness ,
- teaching ,
- temperance ,
- tenets ,
- theism ,
- theistic ,
- theocratic ,
- theological virtue ,
- theological virtues ,
- think ,
- tie ,
- tradition ,
- troth ,
- true faith ,
- truely ,
- trueness ,
- truly ,
- trustful ,
- trustfulness ,
- trusting ,
- trustingness ,
- trustworthiness ,
- truthfulness ,
- unction ,
- understand ,
- unfailing ,
- uprightness ,
- vehemence ,
- veneration ,
- veracity ,
- verity ,
- virtue ,
- vow ,
- warmth ,
- warranty ,
- weigh ,
- weltanschauung ,
- willingness ,
- word ,
- word of honor ,
- world view ,
- worship ,
- worshipfulness ,
- zeal .
- Divineness ,
- ISMS ,
- Immortalization ,
- Self-conviction ,
- Venerableness ,
- abidingness ,
- asceticism ,
- belief ,
- breaking of bread ,
- canonization ,
- canonizations ,
- certainty ,
- confidence ,
- conviction ,
- credence ,
- creed ,
- deification ,
- dependabilities ,
- dependability ,
- glorification ,
- gospel ,
- high standing ,
- hope ,
- impudence ,
- inspiritment ,
- invigoration ,
- judgment call ,
- lionization ,
- orthodoxy ,
- reassurances ,
- regularity ,
- renowns ,
- responsibleness ,
- sacredness ,
- saintliness ,
- say so ,
- scripture ,
- scruples ,
- sense of duty ,
- sense of honor ,
- shot in the arm ,
- single-mindedness ,
- singlemindedness ,
- splinter group ,
- stimulus ,
- subculture ,
- subjection ,
- tenet ,
- theology ,
- true-heartedness ,
- trueheartedness ,
- trust ,
- trustiness ,
- unchangeableness ,
- unfailingness .
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How to use "Faith" in context?
Faith is Belief in an Unprovable Claim.
Faith is often equated with belief in something for which there is no proof. But faith is more than that. Faith is the belief in something even when there is no evidence to support it. Faith is trusting in something that is unknown and uncertain.
Faith is a deep-seated conviction that is not based on evidence. It is often based on trust and hope. Faith makes positive change possible. Too often, we make decisions based on what we see, rather than what we believe. This can prevent us from following our dreams or fulfilling our potential.
Paraphrases for Faith:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
Beliefs.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Noun, plural
Maps, convictions.
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Noun, singular or mass
affiliation, allegiance, believing, commitment, devotion, fidelity, hope, loyalty, persuasion, self-confidence, trusting, truth.
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Noun, plural
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Other Related
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Adjective
denominational.
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Proper noun, singular
belief, confidence, religion, worship, confessions, feith.
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Noun, plural
Fides, Intentions.
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Noun, singular or mass
belief, believer, confession, confidence, credibility, denomination, faithfulness, goodwill, religion, sincerity, trustworthiness, worship.
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Interjection
belief.
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Verb, past tense
confidence.
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Adjective
Homophones for Faith:
- fathead, ft, fade away, fit, fit out, fade, Fet, fifth, fiat, fitted out, foetid, fetid, footed, feed, fatheaded, fuddy-duddy, foot, fda, feud, FTO, fete day, Fatah, fat, feat, fadeout, fahd, food, fatwah, fado, fed, fade out, fatty, fad diet, fated, FPD, fad, fatuity, Fatihah, Fatiha, faded, fatwa, fifty, foodie, fate, fete, fifty-two, faddy, fiftieth.
Hyponym for Faith:
n.
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act
allegiance, loyalty, commitment, dedication.
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cognition
belief, supernatural virtue, theological virtue.
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act
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