believest
Acceptest as fact
Believest is an archaic second-person singular form of believe, used with "thou": Thou believest in God.
The -est ending marks this as Early Modern English, now encountered mainly in the King James Bible, Shakespeare, and period literature.
Modern English uses "you believe" for all second-person forms.
Archaic second-person pronoun
Total absence of doubt
- assuranceFirm promise or certainty
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- trustConfidence in another
- credenceAcceptance as true
acceptance · persuasion · tenet · principle · credo · affirmation · assertion · doubt
System of spiritual belief
- spiritualityConnection to the sacred
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- pietySincere religious devotion
- worshipReligious reverence and praise
prayer · theology · divinity · creed · doctrine · scripture · gospel · salvation
Sacred religious writings
- psalmSacred scriptural song
- verseMetered poetic passage
- biblicalOf sacred texts
- ShakespeareanOf the Stratford playwright
Elizabethan · sonnet · soliloquy · apostrophe · rhetoric · sermon · proclamation · testament
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
hast · dost · doth · shalt · wilt · art · ye · ere · whence · whither
certainty
Total absence of doubt
- assuranceFirm promise or certainty
- confidenceSelf-assurance or trust
- trustConfidence in another
credence · acceptance · persuasion · tenet · principle · credo · affirmation · assertion · doubt · skepticism
religion
System of spiritual belief
- spiritualityConnection to the sacred
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- pietySincere religious devotion
worship · prayer · theology · divinity · creed · doctrine · scripture · gospel · salvation · soul
scripture
Sacred religious writings
Shakespearean · Elizabethan · sonnet · soliloquy · apostrophe · rhetoric · sermon · proclamation · testament · epistle
believestdoubt
Lack of firm belief
disbelieve · deny · distrust · reject · mistrust
believestunbeliever
One lacking faith
infidel · heretic · apostate · blasphemer · atheist
- believe meAssertion of honesty
- believe inAccept as true
- believe it or notPreface to something improbable
- make believeImaginative fantasy play
- hard to believeDifficult to accept as true
- believe in yourselfConfidence in one's capabilities
believe, believes, believed, believer, believers, disbelieve, disbeliever, disbelievers, misbeliever