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Mental acceptance of a claim as true

A religious conviction

Faith or trust in the reality of something

A notion, impression or idea (of something)

Moral principles that govern the conduct of a person or organization

Strong belief or conviction in the deity or doctrines of a religion

A particular Christian organization with its own clergy and distinctive doctrines

A fact or belief that is accepted as true

A state of being brave or confident in the face of a challenge

The theory, especially in ethics or aesthetics, that conceptions of truth and moral values are not absolute but are relative to the persons or groups holding them

Belief in sign of things to come

The prevailing or typical quality, mood, or attitude of a person, group, or period of time

News circulating in the form of rumor or gossip

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Noun

Mental acceptance of a claim as true

way of thinking

sneaking suspicion

school of thought

shot in the dark

two cents' worth

conceptualization^US

conceptualisation^UK

accepted wisdom

considered opinion

ballpark figure

stab in the dark

rough calculation

where one is at

frame of reference

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

way of looking at things

emotional state

preconceived notion

preconceived idea

general opinion

majority opinion

personal feeling

line of thinking

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

two cents worth

way of looking at it

line of argument

hypothesizing^US

article of faith

approximate calculation

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

line of thought

hypothesising^UK

right of speech

right of free speech

from the perspective of

mental attitude

behaviourism^UK

mental processes

science of the mind

where head is at

what makes someone tick

personality study

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

characterization

recognizance^US

recognisance^UK

ability to understand

ability to imagine

conscious thought

view of the world

rationalizing^US

differentiation

rationalising^UK

period of deliberation

period of contemplation

period of reflection

spell of deliberation

spell of contemplation

spell of reflection

philosophizing^US

philosophising^UK

faintest notion

foggiest notion

acquiescence in

self-confession

concurrence with

cooperation with

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“I have a great belief that hard work will almost always be rewarded.”

Noun

A religious conviction

article of faith

school of thought

religious belief

religious persuasion

set of principles

way of thinking

prevailing attitude

accepted belief

articles of faith

traditional wisdom

religious studies

received wisdom

self-conviction

component of a theory

religious conviction

religious beliefs

system of belief

established practice

attitude to life

chain of thought

logical thought

line of reasoning

process of reasoning

chain of reasoning

set of guidelines

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“The cult has instilled within him a belief in the immorality of materialism.”

Noun

Faith or trust in the reality of something

freedom from doubt

freedom from suspicion

seeking support from

rose-colored glasses

light at end of tunnel

light at the end of the tunnel

authoritativeness

indubitableness

unequivocalness

unambiguousness

trustworthiness

no shadow of a doubt

cast-iron certainty

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“Recent success has solidified his belief in his training methods.”

Noun

A notion, impression or idea (of something)

conceptualisation^UK

conceptualization^US

generalisation^UK

generalization^US

philosophising^UK

philosophizing^US

visualization^US

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

visualisation^UK

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Noun

Moral principles that govern the conduct of a person or organization

conventionalities

moral principles

moral philosophy

rules of conduct

rights and wrongs

standards of behaviour

dictates of conscience

code of behavior^US

code of behaviour^UK

moral principle

high-mindedness

sense of honour

moral standards

code of conduct

standards of behavior

sense of right and wrong

cardinal virtues

personal principles

still small voice

right and wrong

prevailing tendency

dominating characteristic

motivating force

animating principle

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Noun

Strong belief or conviction in the deity or doctrines of a religion

spiritual-mindedness

belief in a higher power

religious belief

religious persuasion

devotion to God

anti-secularism

anti-secularization

theological virtue

religious fervor

cardinal virtue

antidisestablishmentarianism

irreproachableness

lack of corruption

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Noun

A particular Christian organization with its own clergy and distinctive doctrines

Noun

A fact or belief that is accepted as true

proven principle

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

words of wisdom

pearls of wisdom

pearl of wisdom

guiding principle

idiomatic expression

signature phrase

a few words of wisdom

overworked saying

hackneyed saying

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Noun

A state of being brave or confident in the face of a challenge

self-confidence

stoutheartedness

strength of character

single-mindedness

stout-heartedness

strength of mind

firmness of purpose

intestinal fortitude

greatheartedness

lion-heartedness

adventurousness

venturesomeness

adventuresomeness

toughness of spirit

strength of will

indefatigability

lionheartedness

strong-mindedness

self-possession

pertinaciousness

temerariousness

self-assuredness

faith in oneself

stick-to-itiveness

competitiveness

cool-headedness

self-discipline

stick-to-it-iveness

fixity of purpose

can-do attitude

person's resolution

indomitableness

power to resist

power of endurance

bouncebackability

survival skills

ability to bounce back

level-headedness

sense of purpose

belief in oneself

presence of mind

self-containment

self-government

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Noun

The theory, especially in ethics or aesthetics, that conceptions of truth and moral values are not absolute but are relative to the persons or groups holding them

Noun

Belief in sign of things to come

Noun

The prevailing or typical quality, mood, or attitude of a person, group, or period of time

dominating characteristic

fundamental nature

prevailing tendency

animating principle

motivating force

distinctiveness

emotional state

way of thinking

mental attitude

characteristics

essential quality

sum and substance

mental condition

temporary psychological state

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Noun

News circulating in the form of rumor or gossip

back-fence talk

unconfirmed report

the word on the street

piece of gossip

piece of hearsay

word on the street

rumormongering^US

whispering campaign

rumourmongering^UK

second-hand information

talk of the town

secondhand information

malicious gossip

grapevine report

intimate intelligence

jungle telegraph

grapevine telegraph

scandalmongering

malicious rumour

malicious rumours

unsubstantiated information

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

official statement

what's happening

written communication

what's going down

written message

piece of writing

editorial column

piece of information

the whole picture

surprising fact

advance warning

publicity story

handwriting on the wall

secret information

information received

word to the wise

fictional account

long and short of it

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