How do you use "faith" in a sentence?

I have faith that everything will work out in the end. People of different faiths came together for the ceremony. She kept faith with her principles throughout her career.

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Q: What does "faith" mean?

Complete trust or confidence; strong religious belief Faith refers to complete trust or confidence in something or someone, or strong religious belief. It encompasses belief without proof, loyalty, and the formal systems of religious doctrine.

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Meaning: Complete trust or confidence; strong religious belief

信任，信仰，信念

fe, confianza, religión

信頼、信仰、信念

신뢰, 신앙, 신념

Faith refers to complete trust or confidence in something or someone, or strong religious belief. It encompasses belief without proof, loyalty, and the formal systems of religious doctrine.

「faith」指对某事或某人的完全信任或信心，或强烈的宗教信仰。它包括没有证据的信念、忠诚和宗教教义的正式体系。

«Faith» se refiere a la confianza o certeza completa en algo o alguien, o una creencia religiosa fuerte. Abarca la creencia sin pruebas, la lealtad y los sistemas formales de doctrina religiosa.

「faith」は何かまたは誰かに対する完全な信頼または確信、または強い宗教的信念を指します。証拠なしの信念、忠誠心、宗教的教義の形式的なシステムを含みます。

Faith는 무언가 또는 누군가에 대한 완전한 신뢰나 확신, 또는 강한 종교적 믿음을 가리킵니다. 증거 없이도 믿는 것, 충성심, 그리고 종교 교리의 체계를 포괄합니다.

Examples

I have faith that everything will work out in the end.
我相信最终一切都会好起来。
Tengo fe en que todo saldrá bien al final.
最終的にはすべてうまくいくと信じています。
결국에는 모든 것이 잘 될 거라고 믿습니다.
People of different faiths came together for the ceremony.
不同信仰的人们聚集在一起参加仪式。
Personas de diferentes religiones se reunieron para la ceremonia.
様々な宗教の人々がその式典に集まりました。
다양한 종교를 가진 사람들이 그 의식에 함께 모였습니다.
She kept faith with her principles throughout her career.
她在整个职业生涯中始终坚守自己的原则。
Ella mantuvo la fe en sus principios a lo largo de su carrera.
彼女はキャリアを通じて自分の信念を守り続けました。
그녀는 경력 전반에 걸쳐 자신의 신념을 지켜냈습니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From Old French 'feid', from Latin 'fides' meaning 'trust' or 'belief', from 'fidere' (to trust). Related to 'fidelity', 'confide', 'confidence', 'fiancé', and 'defy'.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Story & Trivia

From Latin 'fides' meaning 'trust, confidence'. The Latin phrase 'bona fide' (in good faith) is still used in English. In medieval times, breaking faith with one's lord was considered one of the worst possible crimes.