Esteem
Esteem verb - To think of in a particular way.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Quatre has a low esteem of himself and thinks his father doesn't love him because he was born as a test tube baby (in reality he was conceived naturally and doesn't know it).
- Most Westerners don't know anything about the religion and its beliefs, let alone that Muslims hold Jesus and Mary in high esteem, or that killing civilians is strictly forbidden under Islamic law.
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They often act like they're better than other people, but it's just a façade as deep down they know it's not true and actually have a very low self-esteem.
Source: Series / La que se avecina
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