Believing
Believing noun - The cognitive process that leads to convictions.
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Synonyms for Believing
Certain and believing are semantically related in trusting topic. In some cases you can use "Certain" instead an adjective "Believing".
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Markheim, still believing he is not a bad man but merely a victim of circumstances, gets into an argument about the nature of good and evil with the stranger who he is certain is Satan.
Source: A Chat with Satan - The exact date varies regionally, with many regional populations believing that the day has been federally fixed at May 15, but other areas always use a certain day of the week, and other areas prefer dates as early as April.
Source: Hat Shop - This fan has an overdeveloped sense of entitlement, believing that certain works are aimed only towards members of her/his demographic.
Source: Fan Dumb
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