What is belief in English?

belief

English[b?'li:f]

Definition:

n believe, trust; belief; doctrine

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[ plural beliefs]

Phrases:

belief revision belief revision; belief revision; belief revision

Word usage:

n (noun)

1. The basic meaning of belief is "belief; trust", which refers to the confidence in the authenticity and correctness of something or someone, regardless of whether the basis is sufficient or not. Inevitably, everyone thinks it is true and credible. This view can be generated in one's own mind, or it can be instilled by others.

2. Belief followed by the preposition about means "views, opinions about..."; followed by the appositive clause or preposition in guided by that means "belief in..."; followed by the preposition on means " believe".

Word analysis: belief, faith, trust, confidence

All contain the meaning of "believe".

1. Belief means "to admit that something is true, despite or without conclusive evidence."

2. Faith means "to believe that there is conclusive evidence or reason and to believe it completely."

3. Trust refers to "trust" and "trust", and it means "firm belief".

4. Confidence means "believe on the basis of evidence", also often refers to "confidence" and "certainty".