The recent scandals involving altar boys and religious leaders have undermined the faith people have in the Church.
Source: tatoeba (1943)
Faith
//feɪθ//
Synonyms for "faith" (244 found)
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Closest matches (49)
Strong matches (73)
Noun(2 words)
confidentnessconformityconnectionconsecrationconstancyconvictioncouragecredencecredendacrediblecreditcredocredulitycreedcrusadecultcultismdedicationdenominationdependence
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desiredevotednessdevotiondevoutnessdisciplesdoctrinal statementdoctrinedogmadoomed hopedriveduteousnessdutifulnessdutyearnestnessentrustmentexpectationfair prospectfaithfulnessfealtyfervencyfervent hopefervidnessfervorfidelityfirefirmnessfollowerfollowersformulated belieffortitudegood cheergood faithgood hopegospelgreat causegreat expectationsguaranteeheartinessheatheatednesshigh hopeshomagehopehopeful prognosishopefulnesshopeshopinghoping against hopehubrisideologyimpassionedness
Related words (122)
intensityintentnessinterestismissuejusticelifeworklovelove of godloyaltymass movementmovementnatural virtuesoathobedienceobediencyobligationobservanceold-time religionorder
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orthodoxyoverconfidenceoversurenessoverweeningoverweeningnessparolepassionpassionatenesspersuasionpietismpietypiousnesspledgeplightpoisepolitical faithpolitical philosophypompositypositivenessprayerful hopepresumptionprideprimitive faithprinciplepromiseprospectprospectsprudencereason for beingreceptionreliancereliance onreligionismreligious beliefreligious faithreligiousnessresolutionreverencesanguine expectationschoolsectsecurityself-assuranceself-confidenceself-importanceself-relianceseriousnessserviceservilityservitiumsettled beliefsinceritysolemn declarationspiritstaunchnesssteadfastnessstockstoresubjective certaintysubmissionsubmissivenesssuit and servicesuit servicesupernatural virtuessurenesssuretysuspension of disbeliefsystem of beliefsystem of beliefsteachingtemperancetenetsthe faiththeismtheological virtuestheologytietraditiontrothtrue bluetrue faithtruenesstrustvehemencevenerationvowwarmthwarrantywell-grounded hopeweltanschauungwillingnesswordword of honorworld viewworshipworshipfulnesszeal
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4 entriesSynonyms
2 entriesRelated terms
6 entriesat location
2 entriescapable of
2 entriescauses
1 entriescauses desire
2 entriescreated by
3 entriesdefined as
1 entriesderived
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1 entriesis a
4 entriesrelated to
69 entriesShowing 16 of 69 words.
similar
1 entriesused for
2 entriesTranslations
272 translations across 115 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- geloof noun (feeling that something is true)
Albanian
2 entries- besim noun (feeling that something is true)
- besë noun (feeling that something is true)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- πίστις noun (feeling that something is true)
Arabic
4 entries- إِيمَان noun (feeling that something is true)
- إِيمَان noun (religious belief system)
- اِعْتِقَاد noun (feeling that something is true)
- دِين noun (religious belief system)
Aramaic
1 entries- ܗܝܡܢܘܬܐ noun (feeling that something is true)
Armenian
1 entries- հավատ noun (feeling that something is true)
Asturian
1 entries- fe noun (feeling that something is true)
Azerbaijani
4 entries- din noun (religious belief system)
- iman noun (feeling that something is true)
- iman noun (religious belief system)
- inanc noun (feeling that something is true)
Bashkir
1 entries- иман noun (feeling that something is true)
Basque
1 entries- fede noun (religious belief system)
Belarusian
4 entries- ве́ра noun (feeling that something is true)
- ве́ра noun (religious belief system)
- веравызна́нне noun (religious belief system)
- вызна́нне noun (religious belief system)
Bengali
3 entries- ঈমান noun (feeling that something is true)
- এতেকাদ noun (feeling that something is true)
- বিশ্বাস noun (feeling that something is true)
Bulgarian
3 entries- вероизпове́дание noun (religious belief system)
- вя́ра noun (feeling that something is true)
- вя́ра noun (religious belief system)
Burmese
1 entries- သဒ္ဓါ noun (feeling that something is true)
Catalan
1 entries- fe noun (feeling that something is true)
Cherokee
1 entries- ᎪᎯᏳᏗ noun (feeling that something is true)
Chinese Cantonese
3 entries- 信仰 noun (religious belief system)
- 信心 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 信心 noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 費斯 /费斯 name (city)
- 信仰 noun (religious belief system)
- 信心 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 信心 noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Church Slavic
1 entries- вѣра noun (feeling that something is true)
Czech
1 entries- víra noun (feeling that something is true)
Danish
1 entries- tro noun (feeling that something is true)
Dari
4 entries- اِعْتِقَاد noun (feeling that something is true)
- اِیمَان noun (feeling that something is true)
- اِیمَان noun (religious belief system)
- دِین noun (religious belief system)
Dutch
2 entries- geloof noun (feeling that something is true)
- vertrouwen noun (feeling that something is true)
Esperanto
1 entries- fido noun (feeling that something is true)
Estonian
1 entries- usk noun (feeling that something is true)
Even
1 entries- тэдьэн noun (feeling that something is true)
Evenki
1 entries- тэде noun (feeling that something is true)
Faroese
1 entries- trúgv noun (feeling that something is true)
Fijian
2 entries- vakabauta noun (feeling that something is true)
- vakadinata noun (feeling that something is true)
Finnish
4 entries- luottamus noun (feeling that something is true)
- luottamus noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- todenmukaisuus noun (credibility or truth)
- usko noun (feeling that something is true)
French
4 entries- confiance noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- foi noun (feeling that something is true)
- foi noun (religious belief system)
- foi noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Friulian
1 entries- fede noun (feeling that something is true)
Galician
1 entries- fe noun (feeling that something is true)
Georgian
4 entries- აღმსარებლობა noun (religious belief system)
- მრწამსი noun (religious belief system)
- რწმენა noun (feeling that something is true)
- რჯული noun (religious belief system)
German
3 entries- Glaube noun (feeling that something is true)
- Glaube noun (religious belief system)
- Vertrauen noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Gothic
1 entries- 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌿𐌱𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 noun (religious belief system)
Greek
1 entries- πίστη noun (feeling that something is true)
Hausa
1 entries- imani noun (feeling that something is true)
Hawaiian
1 entries- manaʻoʻiʻo noun (feeling that something is true)
Hebrew
3 entries- אֱמוּנָה noun (feeling that something is true)
- אֵמוּן noun (feeling that something is true)
- דָּת noun (religious belief system)
Hindi
4 entries- आस्था noun (feeling that something is true)
- ईमान noun (feeling that something is true)
- दीन noun (religious belief system)
- धर्म noun (religious belief system)
Hungarian
1 entries- hit noun (feeling that something is true)
Icelandic
1 entries- trú noun (feeling that something is true)
Indonesian
4 entries- iman noun (religious belief system)
- kepercayaan noun (religious belief system)
- keyakinan noun (religious belief system)
- keyakinan noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Iranian Persian
4 entries- اِعْتِقاد noun (feeling that something is true)
- ایمان noun (feeling that something is true)
- ایمان noun (religious belief system)
- دین noun (religious belief system)
Italian
4 entries- fede noun (feeling that something is true)
- fede noun (religious belief system)
- fiducia noun (feeling that something is true)
- fiducia noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Japanese
4 entries- 信仰 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 信仰 noun (religious belief system)
- 信奉 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 信念 noun (feeling that something is true)
Kapampangan
1 entries- kasalpantayanan noun (religious belief system)
Kazakh
2 entries- дін noun (religious belief system)
- сенім noun (feeling that something is true)
Khmer
1 entries- សទ្ធា noun (feeling that something is true)
Korean
3 entries- 믿음 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 신앙 noun (feeling that something is true)
- 신앙 noun (religious belief system)
Kyrgyz
4 entries- ак ниеттик noun (feeling that something is true)
- берилгендик noun (feeling that something is true)
- дин noun (feeling that something is true)
- дин noun (religious belief system)
Lao
4 entries- ຄວາມເຊື່ອ noun (feeling that something is true)
- ສັດທາ noun (feeling that something is true)
- ສັດທາ noun (religious belief system)
- ສາດສະໜາ noun (religious belief system)
Latin
1 entries- fides noun (feeling that something is true)
Latvian
2 entries- pārliecība noun (feeling that something is true)
- ticība noun (feeling that something is true)
Lithuanian
1 entries- tikėjimas noun (feeling that something is true)
Macedonian
2 entries- вера noun (feeling that something is true)
- вера noun (religious belief system)
Malay
2 entries- din noun (religious belief system)
- iman noun (religious belief system)
Malayalam
1 entries- വിശ്വാസം noun (feeling that something is true)
Maltese
1 entries- fidi noun (feeling that something is true)
Mirandese
1 entries- fé noun (feeling that something is true)
Mongolian
2 entries- итгэл noun (feeling that something is true)
- ᠢᠲᠡᠭᠡᠯ noun (feeling that something is true)
Māori
1 entries- whakapono noun (feeling that something is true)
Naga Pidgin
1 entries- biswas noun (feeling that something is true)
Navajo
2 entries- oodlą́ noun (feeling that something is true)
- oodlą́ noun (religious belief system)
Norman
1 entries- fei noun (feeling that something is true)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- bawerî noun (feeling that something is true)
- îman noun (feeling that something is true)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- tillit noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- tro noun (feeling that something is true)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- tillit noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Occitan
2 entries- fe noun (feeling that something is true)
- fe noun (religious belief system)
Old East Slavic
1 entries- вѣра noun (feeling that something is true)
Old English
2 entries- ġelēafa noun (feeling that something is true)
- ġelēafa noun (religious belief system)
Old French
4 entries- feid noun (feeling that something is true)
- feid noun (religious belief system)
- feid noun (obligation of loyalty or fidelity)
- feid noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Ottoman Turkish
3 entries- ایمان noun (feeling that something is true)
- ایمان noun (religious belief system)
- دین noun (religious belief system)
Pali
1 entries- saddhā noun (feeling that something is true)
Pannonian Rusyn
1 entries- вира noun (feeling that something is true)
Pashto
2 entries- اعتقاد noun (feeling that something is true)
- ايمان noun (feeling that something is true)
Plautdietsch
2 entries- Gloowe noun (feeling that something is true)
- Gloowe noun (religious belief system)
Polish
2 entries- wiara noun (feeling that something is true)
- wyznanie noun (religious belief system)
Portuguese
4 entries- fé noun (feeling that something is true)
- fé noun (religious belief system)
- fé noun (obligation of loyalty or fidelity)
- fé noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Punjabi
1 entries- دھرم noun (religious belief system)
Romanian
1 entries- credință noun (feeling that something is true)
Romansch
1 entries- fai noun (feeling that something is true)
Russian
4 entries- ве́ра noun (feeling that something is true)
- ве́ра noun (religious belief system)
- ве́ра noun (obligation of loyalty or fidelity)
- ве́ра noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Sanskrit
1 entries- श्रद्धा noun (feeling that something is true)
Sardinian
2 entries- fide noun (feeling that something is true)
- fidi noun (feeling that something is true)
Saterland Frisian
1 entries- Gloowe noun (feeling that something is true)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- creideamh noun (feeling that something is true)
- creideas noun (feeling that something is true)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- vjȅra noun (feeling that something is true)
- vȅra noun (feeling that something is true)
- ве̏ра noun (feeling that something is true)
- вје̏ра noun (feeling that something is true)
Sicilian
1 entries- fidi noun (feeling that something is true)
Slovak
1 entries- viera noun (feeling that something is true)
Slovene
4 entries- vera noun (feeling that something is true)
- vera noun (religious belief system)
- vera noun (obligation of loyalty or fidelity)
- veroizpoved noun (religious belief system)
Spanish
4 entries- confianza noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- fe noun (feeling that something is true)
- fe noun (religious belief system)
- fe noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
Swahili
1 entries- imani noun (feeling that something is true)
Swedish
2 entries- tro noun (feeling that something is true)
- tro noun (religious belief system)
Tagalog
2 entries- pananampalataya noun (feeling that something is true)
- paniniwala noun (feeling that something is true)
Tajik
4 entries- дин noun (religious belief system)
- имон noun (feeling that something is true)
- имон noun (religious belief system)
- эътикод noun (feeling that something is true)
Tatar
3 entries- дин noun (religious belief system)
- иман noun (feeling that something is true)
- иман noun (religious belief system)
Telugu
2 entries- నమ్మకము noun (feeling that something is true)
- విశ్వాసము noun (feeling that something is true)
Thai
2 entries- ความเชื่อ noun (feeling that something is true)
- ศรัทธา noun (feeling that something is true)
Tibetan
1 entries- དད་པ noun (feeling that something is true)
Turkish
4 entries- din noun (religious belief system)
- güven noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- iman noun (feeling that something is true)
- iman noun (religious belief system)
Turkmen
2 entries- din noun (religious belief system)
- iman noun (feeling that something is true)
Ukrainian
4 entries- визна́ння noun (religious belief system)
- ві́ра noun (feeling that something is true)
- ві́ра noun (religious belief system)
- віровизна́ння noun (religious belief system)
Upper Sorbian
1 entries- wěra noun (feeling that something is true)
Urdu
4 entries- اِعْتِقاد noun (feeling that something is true)
- اِیمان noun (feeling that something is true)
- اِیمان noun (religious belief system)
- دِین noun (religious belief system)
Uyghur
3 entries- ئىشەنچ noun (feeling that something is true)
- ئىمان noun (feeling that something is true)
- ئېتىقاد noun (feeling that something is true)
Uzbek
4 entries- din noun (religious belief system)
- eʻtiqod noun (feeling that something is true)
- imon noun (feeling that something is true)
- imon noun (religious belief system)
Venetan
1 entries- fè noun (feeling that something is true)
Vietnamese
3 entries- tin noun (feeling that something is true)
- tin tưởng noun (feeling that something is true)
- tín ngưỡng noun (feeling that something is true)
Vilamovian
1 entries- głaowa noun (feeling that something is true)
Walloon
1 entries- fwè noun (religious belief system)
West-Frisian
1 entries- leauwe noun (feeling that something is true)
Zazaki
3 entries- din (diq) noun (religious belief system)
- emel noun (confidence in the intentions or abilities)
- iman noun (feeling that something is true)
Zulu
1 entries- ithemba noun (feeling that something is true)
Sample sentences
30 total sentences available.
Teachers should give their children faith that tomorrow will be brighter and happier.
Source: tatoeba (19054)
Faith which does not doubt is dead faith.
Source: tatoeba (20035)
Years of hardship had not caused him to lose his faith.
Source: tatoeba (26419)
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