Believing
Believing noun - The cognitive process that leads to convictions.
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Synonyms for Believing
Constant and believing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Constant" instead an adjective "Believing".
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- After selling off his younger sister to a warlord, he goes through constant humilation traveling with them, believing that the Dothraki are simply savages he can control.
Source: Break the Haughty -
Offing the Offspring: Raz is clearly terrified of his father, believing that his constant acrobatic training from is actually a plan to kill him and make it look like an accident.
Source: Video Game / Psychonauts - The justification given for their constant absence is not wanting to involve themselves with mortal affairs, believing they do not possess the right to wield such power in such a way.
Source: Neglectful Precursors
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