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in the PONS Dictionary

faith [feɪθ] N

1. faith no pl (confidence, trust):

faith
Vertrauen nt <-s>
to have faith
to have [complete] faith in sb/sth
to lose faith in sb/sth
to put [or place] [one's] faith in sb/sth
auf jdn/etw vertrauen
to restore [sb's] faith in sb/sth
to shake sb's faith in sth

2. faith REL in +acc:

faith (in God)
Glaube m <-ns> an +acc
faith (religion)
Bekenntnis nt <-ses, -se>
faith (religion)
Glaube m <-ns>

3. faith no pl (promise):

to keep faith with sb/sth

4. faith (sincerity):

faith

5. faith (loyalty):

faith

6. faith (exclamation):

esp Irish faith, ...!
esp Irish faith, ...!
Heidenei, ...!
old faith, ...!
mein Treu, ...!
OpenDict entry

faith N

ˈfaith-based ADJ inv

faith-based groups

ˈFaith Churches N pl REL

ˈfaith cure N

ˈfaith heal·er N

faith healer
Gesundbeter(in) m (f) <-s, ->

ˈfaith heal·ing N no pl

faith healing

good ˈfaith N no pl

good faith
good faith
to do sth in good faith

good faith phrase ECON LAW

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

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