faith in Latin
faith in Latin is fides — faith means confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
faith in Latin
fides
What does "faith" mean?
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noun Confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
"I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour."
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noun A strong belief in something without needing proof, especially a religious conviction.
"Her faith is very important to her, and she prays every morning."
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noun Loyalty to a promise, duty, or commitment.
"The knight kept faith with his king through many long and difficult years."
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faith in a sentence
- I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour.
- She has complete faith in her doctor's judgment.
- Her faith is very important to her, and she prays every morning.
- His faith gave him comfort during the hardest years of his life.
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What is "faith" in Latin?
"faith" in Latin is fides. faith means: Confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
How do you use "faith" in a sentence?
Example: "I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour." In Latin, "faith" is fides.
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