Believed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BELIEVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BELIEVE, to accept as true
• accept that (something) is true, especially without proof
• accept the statement of (someone) as true
• have religious faith
• feel sure that (someone) is capable of doing something
• hold (something) as an opinion; think
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to accept as true or real

Words related to BELIEVED

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How to use BELIEVED in a sentence

• Wrong or right, he believed that, if Savonarola had lived in the nineteenth century, he would have acted as he himself had done.
• Hot blast iron was at one time generally believed to be weaker than cold blast iron, but it is now questioned whether it is not the stronger of the two.
• The ancients, in admiration of fire, believed it to be a celestial gift, which man had stolen from the gods.
• We have never believed, and we do not now believe, that it is in the power of any part of America thus to control the condition of England.
• I think I convinced few of ought save that I believed myself what I was saying.
• I believed then, and believe now, they are self-evident.
• He made a great effort to speak calmly, and believed that he succeeded.
• Does she know what is in the note, or is she deceived by the resemblance of the hand? He hoped, he believed the latter.
• For you possess the power of holding your tongue, which I had almost believed to be extinct in the human race.
• It was difficult for the young courier to restrain his steps, as he longed to speed like the wind to the one he believed was anxiously awaiting his coming.
• When he was an infant she dipped him in the river Styx, which, it was believed, made it impossible for any weapon wielded by mortal hands to wound him.
• A woman cannot always be on guard, and he believed in not losing heart, and in waiting.
• I believed that best results would be attained by keeping only the best stock, and, after feeding it liberally, selling it in the most favorable market.
• Your salvation, far off as it looks to you, is far nearer than when you believed.
• If they believed it, and he knew it, he might have classed it with other heathen doctrines, and supposed it false.
• He founded his article upon what he believed to be genuine documents, and on the evidence of Nastitch, the Bosnian, who had given sensational evidence at the Cetinje bomb trial.
• The admiral, Bartholomew Diaz, was forced to put about with a heavy heart, for he believed that a little way to the east he should find the southern cape of Africa.
• It was believed to be lost, and for two years nothing was heard of its fate.
• Meanwhile I could never, my dearest brother, have believed that you would be the person who should carry away from me my eldest son.
• Children have believed this from time immemorial and the Sunday school and church have encouraged and strengthened this belief, at all stages of their growth.
• Field never believed that he was sent into the world to reform it.
• He only surmised what he believed to be the truth, but of that he could say nothing.
• He was a dreamer of dreams, and he believed in them.
• His chief anxiety henceforth was that the United States of America should not miss the great destiny for which he believed the Lord had prepared it.
• This ballad, which is a very great favourite among the inhabitants of Ettrick Forest, is universally believed to be founded in fact.
• If only she could save Guy from that, she believed she might save him from all.
• If the countryside, the gentry, the educated, intelligent men, were ready for the Duke, or believed in his cause, they would join him.
• For a long time the Indians believed that I would be a menace to them no more.
• It is said they will be thrown up in some other spot to be designated hereafter, but this is not believed.
• He knew that affairs were serious, but he hoped and believed that he should find but a small detachment of the enemy waiting to receive him.
• The son, it is believed, of a Lord Mayor of London, he graduated at Trinity College, Oxford, and followed successively the professions of an actor, soldier, lawyer, and physician.

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