Believe and View

Believe

Believe verb - To have as an opinion.
Usage example: despite the horrors she witnessed and endured, Anne Frank steadfastly believed that “people are really good at heart”

View and believe are semantically related. In some cases you can use "View" instead a verb "Believe".

Nearby Words: believed, believer

View

View verb - To think of in a particular way.
Usage example: I view housework as a necessary evil

Believe and view are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Believe" instead a verb "View".

Nearby Words: viewpoint, viewed, viewing, viewer, viewable

Common collocations

religion believe religion view religion
people believe people view people
time believe time view time
way believe way view way
Other words: act, story, existence, anyone.

Both words in one sentence

  • Innocent Innuendo She then asks the Queen to follow her to the room because "I believe you will wish to view the twins".
  • Due to this, in order to accomplish anything in the world of Psycho-Pass one must not feel any emotion towards others and fully believe in their own world view, essentially becoming a sociopath.
  • In one instance, their car wound up stuck in a tree, and she wouldn't believe he didn't do it on purpose to get them a better view.
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