believing
- noun
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- That we are always doing, thinking, believing, saying something.
Because it's not just about believing, it's about behaving.
- Because it's not just about believing, it's about behaving.
- And part of that is even just believing that the good exists.
- This is never about believing in what I do or mediums.
- The belief in free will, actually believing in free will or sorry, Yeah.
- They're they're, they're programmed into believing that failure is weakness.
- Doesn't surprise me because people are so susceptible to believing ridiculous things.
Examples
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Because they're an object for the believing self consciousness.
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The controversies over The Wisdom of Believing were long-lasting and intersected not only with the deist controversy but also with the disputes between Newtonians and Lockeans.
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That we are always doing, thinking, believing, saying something.
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I certainly agree with the situation and the conclusions described in The Believing Brain.
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The controversies over The Wisdom of Believing were long-lasting.
Synonyms
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1.1
A feeling that something is true even without proof
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1.4
Complete trust in a person, plan, or thing
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4.5
A strong belief or opinion that someone is sure about
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Etymology
Believing comes from an old word made of be- and a root like lief, which meant 'dear' or 'trusted', and it is the same root behind belief. So, to be believing is to hold an idea as trusted or true.