Belief Synonyms and Antonyms

bĭ-lēf
Mental conviction
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. opinion
  2. feeling
  3. conviction
  4. notion
  5. persuasion
  6. mind
  7. position
  8. idea
  9. sentiment
  10. faith
  11. view
  12. credence
  13. confidence
  14. assurance
  15. axiom
  16. certainty
  17. profession
  18. impression
  19. hope
  20. trust
  21. intuition
  22. reliance
  23. theory
  24. assumption
  25. credit
  26. acceptance
  27. doctrine
  28. avowal
  29. understanding
  30. presupposition
  31. assent
  32. mindset
  33. surmise
  34. suspicion
  35. thesis
  36. knowledge
  37. acceptation
  38. conclusion
  39. adherent
  40. presumption
  41. admission
  42. hypothesis
  43. apologia
  44. thinking
  45. apostasy
  46. apostate
  47. article-of-faith
  48. dogma
  49. expectation
  50. deduction
  51. judgment
  52. religion
  53. credo
  54. ideology
  55. creed
  56. cult
  57. conjecture
  58. delusion
  59. postulation
  60. theorem
  61. divination
  62. ethos
  63. fancy
  64. fanaticism
  65. supposition
  66. apprehension
  67. fundamentalism
  68. gospel
  69. heterodoxy
  70. viewpoint
  71. guess
  72. conception
  73. dependence
  74. ism
  75. materialism
  76. inference
  77. mythos
  78. philosophy
  79. plausibility
  80. positivism
  81. principle
  82. sect
  83. superstition
  84. tenet
  85. testament
  86. warrant
  87. work-ethic
Antonyms:
  1. disbelief
  2. doubt
  3. unbelief
  4. incredulity
  5. misgiving
  6. skepticism
  7. denial
  8. disavowal
Mental acceptance of the truth or actuality of something
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. credence
  2. credit
  3. faith
Antonyms:
  1. disbelief

Words Related to Belief

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Related:

  1. belief
  2. a-belief
  3. morality
  4. religious-belief
  5. religious-faith
  6. world-view
  7. assertion
  8. worldview

Belief Sentence Examples

  • I was relieved beyond belief and nearly in tears.

  • The belief of Socrates is uncertain.

  • What she's telling me is beyond belief and yet I know this ability exists.

  • Objections to the belief in immortality have been advanced from the standpoints of materialism, naturalism, pessimism and pantheism.

  • That so clear-headed a man could have credited the lies of Oates and the other perjurers is beyond belief; and the manner in which he excited baseless alarms, and encouraged fanatic cruelty, for nothing but party advantage, is without excuse.

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