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| belief; acceptnace as true |
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| documents that cause others to believe in one e.g. doctors, lawyers, teachers, accountants, etc. |
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| trust, finacially, that a borrower will pay back loans based on previous history |
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| tendency to believe readily in too little evidence; gullibility |
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| believing to readily on too little evidence; gullible. |
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| a formal statement of belief, religous or other |
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| tendecy not to believe readily; opposite of gullibility |
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| not believing readily; unbelieving; opposite of gullible |
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| a criminal, deviant, or evildoer...used to mean unbeliever (of religious commandments) |
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