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Having absolutely no doubt

Devout and reverential, characterized by prayer

Easily deceived or duped

Characterized by a good or happy sentiment

Confident in one's own abilities

To hold an opinion

(with clause) To believe without reason

Present participle for to trust or accept as true or credible

Present participle for to logically form, or arrive at, an opinion or conclusion about something

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Adjective

Having absolutely no doubt

secure in one's belief

holding the unwavering view

free from doubt

having no questions about

having no doubt

easy in one's mind

unshaken in one's belief

unshakeable in one's belief

disposed to look on the bright side

clear in your mind

hold the unwavering view

believing in oneself

sure of yourself

with no doubts about

filled with aplomb

sure of oneself

incontrovertible

keeping the faith

looking forward to

pleased with yourself

pleased with oneself

like the cat that swallowed the canary

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“My theology of justification by faith is based on the firm belief that believing faith pleases God and on the absolute conviction that a believing faith saves.”

Adjective

Devout and reverential, characterized by prayer

goody two-shoes

among the angels

dedicated to God

full of good works

salt of the earth

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Adjective

Easily deceived or duped

unsophisticated

easily deceived

easily taken in

as green as grass

wet behind the ears

kidding oneself

swallowing whole

taking the bait

falling hook line and sinker

readily taken in

readily falling for

readily swallowing whole

indiscriminating

easily influenced

easily exploited

easily controlled

honest-to-goodness

prone to superstition

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Adjective

Characterized by a good or happy sentiment

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

in good spirits

full of the joys of spring

without a care in the world

in high spirits

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of vim and vigour

looking on the bright side

disposed to look on the bright side

keeping the faith

bright and breezy

full of promise

looking through rose-colored glasses

always expecting the best

as merry as a grig

beside oneself with joy

on top of the world

glass half full

doing handsprings

floating on air

as lively as a grig

inclined to look through rose-coloured spectacles

disposed to take a favourable view

seen through rose-coloured spectacles

looking forward to

pleased as punch

tongue-in-cheek

alive and kicking

as happy as a clam

tickled to death

in seventh heaven

as happy as a sandboy

feeling one's oats

as pleased as Punch

as happy as Larry

like a dog with two tails

laughter-filled

like a child with a new toy

jumping for joy

blissfully happy

deliriously happy

in transports of joy

in transports of pleasure

in transports of delight

blithely unconcerned

carefree and untroubled

living the life of Riley

full of joie de vivre

full of get-up-and-go

still going strong

too funny for words

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Adjective

Confident in one's own abilities

sure of oneself

believing in oneself

sure of yourself

full of oneself

self-respecting

filled with aplomb

not backward in coming forward

self-sufficient

disposed to look on the bright side

cool, calm and collected

full of common sense

with both feet on the ground

self-restrained

having both feet on the ground

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Verb

To hold an opinion

considering it right

coming to the conclusion that

having a feeling

having an idea that

hypothesizing^US

hypothesising^UK

taking for granted

coming to the conclusion

hazarding a guess

drawing the inference

taking it as given

forming an opinion of

thinking likely

having sneaking suspicion

making an estimate of

philosophizing^US

calling the turn

reading between lines

making a guess at

drawing a conclusion

taking it as read

forming an impression of

setting store by

philosophising^UK

taking stock in

getting the idea

taking as gospel truth

drawing conclusions

cottoning on to

thinking it likely

taking a stab at

calculating roughly

interpreting as

taking a shot at

putting forward

going out on a limb

coming to understand

prognosticating

jumping to a conclusion

taking something read

regarding as likely

putting a figure on

taking something as given

making rough guess

taking it for granted

roughly calculating

thinking it likely that

having as one's opinion

postulating that

theorizing that

forming the opinion

getting the measure of

betting one's bottom dollar

entertaining the idea

taking the view

subscribing to the opinion

swearing up and down

laying money on

seeing in your mind's eye

putting two and two together

drawing inference

reaching conclusion

reading between the lines

classing as being

thinking of as being

regarding as being

forming opinion

looking on as being

seeing as being

viewing as being

setting a figure on

taking as a hypothesis

jumping the gun

getting the picture

having a sneaking suspicion of

laying down the law

making a judgement

generalizing^US

making an educated guess

generalising^UK

categorizing^US

getting to know

looking ahead to

looking forward to

seeing in the cards

seeing something coming

having in prospect

having a hunch of

contemplating the possibility of

imagining to be

calculating to be

believing to be

conceiving to be

making suppositions

building castles in air

running it up flagpole

beating one's brains

putting down as

putting down for

compartmentalising^UK

categorising^UK

putting in order

compartmentalizing^US

having a sneaking suspicion

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“It's unfathomable that you believe that he's the toughest player in the NFL.”

Verb

(with clause) To believe without reason

Verb

Present participle for to trust or accept as true or credible

“Your gullibility knows no bounds, as you will believe everything you see or hear.”

Verb

Present participle for to logically form, or arrive at, an opinion or conclusion about something

“I believe, based on the evidence, that Mike Diehl facilitated his wife's death.”

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