believing

[bɪˈliːvɪŋ]

believing Definition

  • 1accepting that something is true or real
  • 2having faith or confidence in something or someone

Using believing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "believing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I am believing that he will come.

  • Example

    Believing in oneself is important for success.

  • Example

    She is believing that the company will do well this year.

believing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for believing

Antonyms for believing

Phrases with believing

  • make-believe

    pretend or imaginary

    Example

    The children enjoyed playing make-believe games.

  • self-belief

    confidence in one's own abilities or judgment

    Example

    Her self-belief helped her to overcome the challenges.

  • wishful thinking

    thinking that expresses what you hope will happen rather than what is likely to happen

    Example

    It's just wishful thinking to believe that everything will be perfect.

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Summary: believing in Brief

The verb 'believing' [bɪˈliːvɪŋ] means accepting something as true or real, or having faith or confidence in something or someone. Examples include 'I am believing that he will come,' and 'Believing in oneself is important for success.' Phrases like 'make-believe' denote pretend or imaginary situations, while 'self-belief' refers to confidence in one's own abilities or judgment.

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