Faith and Lying

Faith

Faith noun - Belief and trust in and loyalty to God.

Lying is an antonym for faith in trust in something topic.

Lying

Lying noun - The deliberate act of deviating from the truth.

Faith is an antonym for lying.

How words are described

good good faith good lying
many many faith many lying
genuine genuine faith genuine lying
simple simple faith simple lying
Other adjectives: actual, evil, absolute, new.

Both words in one sentence

  • Aradia's been lying through her teeth the entire time - only humans can conceive Reasons; what she needed was the woman's faith and hope her protege, the Demi-Fiend, was receptive to her.
  • In Gankutsuou, when it seems to Albert that everyone is lying and good people are helpless to do anything, a letter from his dead friend Franz restores his faith in humanity, and he in turn restores The Count's humanity.
  • Nails on a Blackboard In "The Sons of the Harpy", Lancel Lannister has the sign of the Faith Militant carved into his forehead upon joining their order, and the audience gets close-up shots of his nails painfully clutching the wooden table he's lying on (with sound effects, of course) just for added squick.
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