believes in
Accepts as true
To believe in something is to accept its existence or reality, or to have confidence in its worth or effectiveness.
She believes in ghosts means she thinks they exist; He believes in hard work means he trusts it produces results.
When you believe in a person, you have faith in their abilities or character: My parents always believed in me.
The phrase often carries emotional weight beyond mere intellectual assent, suggesting commitment or trust.
- faithTrust without proof
- deityWorshipped supernatural being
- trustConfidence in another
- true loveAuthentic romantic connection
- good peopleMorally upright individuals
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