Words Of Faith

noun a feeling of being sure that something exists or is true

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• The professor's research is based on the belief that climate change is a pressing issue.
• I have a strong belief that everything happens for a reason.
• My friend's belief in aliens is out of this world!
• Her belief in herself was like a shining light guiding her through tough times.

noun belief

verb to accept something as true or real

adjective believable

adverb believingly

• I believe that the evidence presented supports the theory.
• I believe we should go with the first option.
• I believe we're gonna ace this exam.
• I believe in the power of positive thinking.

adverb eventually or after a while

preposition indicates a time in the future

• The project will be completed by and by, according to the schedule.
• Don't worry, we'll get there by and by, just take your time.
• We'll reach the destination by and by, no rush!
• By and by, the truth of the matter will come to light.

noun a gradual decline or decrease

adverb in a manner indicating a decrease or decline

• As time passed, the support for the controversial policy began to fall away.
• I noticed that some of my friends started to fall away when I needed them the most.
• I can't believe he let his responsibilities fall away like that.
• When faced with adversity, some people tend to let their determination fall away.

adverb Fervently is an adverb that describes how something is done with great intensity, passion, or enthusiasm.

• She fervently believed in the power of education to uplift society.
• He fervently hoped that his favorite team would win the championship.
• I'm fervently rooting for you to pass your driving test!
• The artist painted the canvas with fervently swirling colors.

verb to wander off course or lose one's way

• It is important to follow the map closely so that you do not go astray.
• Make sure you stick with the group so you don't go astray.
• Don't wander off or you might go astray.
• If you don't stay focused on your goals, you may go astray in life.

noun a strong alcoholic beverage

• The team worked together with great spirit to achieve their goal.
• She always has such a positive spirit about her.
• Let's get in the party spirit and have a good time!
• The spirit of the law is more important than the letter of the law.

adjective resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering

• The steadfast commitment of the employees ensured the project was completed on time.
• She has always been a steadfast friend, always there when you need her.
• I'm looking for a steadfast workout buddy to keep me motivated.
• His steadfast belief in himself propelled him to success against all odds.

adjective describing a quality of being constant, reliable, or dependable

• His unfailing dedication to his work has earned him numerous accolades.
• She has an unfailing ability to make everyone laugh at parties.
• My best friend is my unfailing ride or die.
• The sun rises every morning with unfailing regularity.

noun a noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'devoutness' is a noun that refers to the quality of being devout or deeply religious.

• Her devoutness to her faith was evident in the way she attended religious services regularly.
• His devoutness to his favorite sports team is unmatched; he never misses a game.
• I admire her devoutness to her skincare routine; she never skips a step.
• The artist's devoutness to his craft is reflected in the intricate details of his paintings.