Croyances (en. Beliefs)
/kʁwa.jɑ̃s/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A belief or opinion that one considers to be true.
His religious beliefs greatly influence his daily life.
Ses croyances religieuses influencent grandement sa vie quotidienne.
The set of accepted ideas or doctrines shared by a group.
Cultural beliefs vary from one society to another.
Les croyances culturelles varient d'une société à l'autre.
A trust in something without tangible evidence.
I have beliefs about the importance of kindness in the world.
J'ai des croyances sur l'importance de la bonté dans le monde.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'to believe', coming from the Latin 'credere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
popular beliefs
Accepted ideas that are widely recognized by the public.
croyances populaires
limiting beliefs
Convictions that prevent reaching one's full potential.
croyances limitantes
spiritual beliefs
Convictions related to spirituality or religion.
croyances spirituelles
Related Words
believe
Accepting something as true or real.
croire
conviction
A strong and certain belief.
conviction
ideology
A set of ideas and beliefs that form a framework of reference.
idéologie
Slang Meanings
Having unfounded preconceived ideas.
He has ironclad beliefs about politics, without really informing himself.
Il a des croyances dures comme fer sur la politique, sans vraiment s'informer.
Thinking that one knows everything without questioning it.
She has deeply held beliefs about romantic relationships.
Elle a des croyances bien ancrées sur les relations amoureuses.