Beliefs
Superstitions and beliefs are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Superstitions" instead a noun "Beliefs".
Superstitions
Beliefs and superstitions are semantically related. You can use "Beliefs" instead a noun "Superstitions".
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Romans, as a whole, had lots of beliefs and superstitions related to gods of nature.
Source: Fear of Thunder - Created originally as a refuge for fantastic creatures, the Great Barrier cuts off Outside World beliefs and superstitions (which could change the nature of the residents), enabling them to naturally develop their own thoughts and personalities without interference.
Source: Friendly War - Sailors' superstitions and Russian folktales preserved these beliefs longest and most vividly.
Source: Analysis / Prongs of Poseidon
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