Belief and Memory

Belief

Belief noun - Mental conviction of the truth of some statement or the reality of some being or phenomenon.

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Memory and belief are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Memory" instead a noun "Belief".

Nearby Words: believing, believer

Memory noun - The power or process of recalling what has been previously learned or experienced.

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Belief and memory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Belief" instead a noun "Memory".

old	old belief	old memory
particular	particular belief	particular memory
public	public belief	public memory
popular	popular belief	popular memory
Other adjectives: strong, actual, real, collective, bad, false, personal, new, shared, cultural, previous.

The protagonist still hears the bells when he's an adult because he actually has the experience to remember while other children just have the memory of the belief.

Source: Children Are Special
In the Drawn Together episode "Toot Goes Bollywood", Foxxy's psychiatrist Wooldoor implants a false memory in her mind of her being raped as a young girl in order to make her feel better about herself with the belief that she's a slut because of past sexual abuse, not because she's just a slut.

Source: Self-Serving Memory
She's driven out of a genuine belief that they'll make the world better, and out of the memory for her lost friend.

Source: Dark Chick

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