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faith

UK
/feɪθ/
US
/feɪθ/

Translations

faithnoun
faiths
pl
His faith in Christianity guided his actions throughout his life.
Sa foi chrétienne a guidé ses actions tout au long de sa vie.
She has faith in her team's ability to win the championship.
Elle a confiance dans la capacité de son équipe à remporter le championnat.
Additional translations
confessionDans le sens de courant religieux ou de tradition confessionnelle.
croyancePour une croyance ou une théorie fortement tenue pour vraie.
Synonyms
trust
dependence
hope
assurance
reliance
conviction
confidence
belief
Antonyms
skepticism
disbelief
doubt
faithadjective
UK
/feɪθ/
US
/feɪθ/
Used attributively before a noun relating to religion or religious belief (e.g., "faith community").
religieuxS'emploie devant un nom; s'accorde en genre et en nombre selon le nom qualifié.
The charity works closely with several faith groups.
L'association travaille en étroite collaboration avec plusieurs groupes religieux.
faithinterjection
Irish English/archaic emphatic use.
Additional translations
ma foiVieilli ou littéraire, surtout dans des tournures d'insistance.
Synonyms
indeed
well
really
goodness
bless me
by my word
by Jove
ah
oh

Definitions

faithnoun
Complete trust or confidence in someone or something.
She has faith in her team's ability to win the championship.
Strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof.
His faith in Christianity guided his actions throughout his life.
A system of religious belief.
The Islamic faith has millions of followers around the world.
A strongly held belief or theory.
He has faith in the power of education to transform lives.
faithadjective
Relating to or associated with religion or religious belief (used only before a noun).
The charity works closely with several faith groups.
faithinterjection
Indeed; truly (used for emphasis, chiefly in Irish English or archaic).
Faith, and wasn't it a grand party!
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