How to Use "Believe" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words believe (v): to feel sure that something is true; to have faith

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Used with adverbs:

"She believes deeply that God exists."
(deeply, firmly, passionately)

"I truly believe this is the best choice."
(truly, genuinely, honestly, sincerely, completely, fully, personally)

"You don't seriously believe that, do you?"
(seriously, really, honestly)

"I have long believed we were meant to be together."
(long, always, secretly)

"He wrongly believed everything would be ok."
(wrongly, mistakenly, foolishly, naively)

"Despite your argument, I still believe otherwise."
(otherwise, differently)

Used with verbs:

"After all the lies, I cannot believe you anymore."
(cannot, will not, be + unable to)

"You led me to believe you knew what you were doing."
(led me to, made me, let me)

"I tend to believe the expert on this issue."
(tend, have reason)

Used with nouns:

"Do not believe his lies!"
(lies, story, nonsense)

"We believed his claim."
(claim, excuse, word)

"We were starting to believe the worst."
(worst, rumor, myth, hype)


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