Image
Image noun - Something or someone that strongly resembles another.
Superstition and image are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Superstition" instead a noun "Image".
Superstition
Superstition noun - An irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear.
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Synonyms for Superstition
Image and superstition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Image" instead a noun "Superstition".
Nearby Word: superstitious
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The superstition of an eye retaining the last image it sees was previously referenced by the Fourth Doctor, who then used a similar process to read the last images recorded in the brain of a deceased Wirrn.
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In the episode "Image of the Fendahl" salt is deadly to the soul-sucking Gallifreyan Eldritch Abomination in question, and that effectiveness is — in-universe — the origin of the superstition that throwing salt over your shoulder wards off evil.
Source: Salt Solution - Lewis in The Discarded Image (a series of lectures about the cultural background of Medieval literature) many medieval beliefs, even those that sound like holdovers from primeval superstition were in fact simply because somebody had read a book about them.
Source: But I Read a Book About It
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