What can I say instead of I strongly believe?

What is another word for strongly believe?

have faith	be certain
be convinced	have a conviction
strongly suspect	maintain

What is it called when you strongly believe in something?

credulous Add to list Share. Credulous comes from the 16th-century Latin credulus, or “easily believes.” A synonym for credulous is gullible, and both terms describe a person who accepts something willingly without a lot of supporting facts.

What does firmly believe mean?

To believe something firmly means you are convinced of it, and you will hold that belief unassailably. To believe something strongly suggests that the subject of the belief might be emotionally significant to you.

How do you use strongly believe?

I strongly believe that until the breakdown of his marriage he had been true to his wedding vows. I strongly believe that we are all racist, in some way, that the skinhead lurks in all of us. I strongly believe you make your own luck, so we must be doing something wrong.

What does I strongly believe mean?

“I believe” expresses an opinion and “I strongly believe” simply makes the opinion more strong (just like it says). You can also use “believe” for a fact. If you use “believe” for a fact, rather than an opinion, then it’s inherently weaker than being positive.

What’s another word for firmly?

In this page you can discover 73 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for firmly, like: stably, tightly, solidly, rigidly, durably, persistently, weakly, strongly, securely, staunchly and with a heavy hand.

How do you say I believe in formally?

1. Well, “I believe” is perfectly fine, but you can say, eg, “As this author understands the circumstances/details/facts/myths.”
2. Or, “This author is of the opinion that …”
3. Saying anything other than I believe implies that the author is not taking responsibility for the truth of the statement.

How do you strongly believe in something?

10 Ways to Develop an Unshakable Belief in Yourself

1. Think positive. Each of us has the power to choose and to direct our thoughts in any direction we want.
2. Goal-digger. To develop a winning attitude we must experience winning.
3. Be a ‘passionator’.
4. Gracious.
5. Keep good company.
6. Grit.
7. Believe in yourself.
8. Be inspired.

What does it mean to say I believe?

“I believe you” means that you are putting your trust or confidence in what they are saying to you. “I believe in you” means that you are putting your trust or confidence into who they are or what they can do.

What can I say instead of I think?

‘I Think’ Synonyms List

• In my opinion.
• As far as I’m concerned – This phrase is often used in a more authoritative sense.
• I believe that…
• I am of the opinion that…
• It is my belief…
• It seems to me/It appears to me.
• To my way of thinking/In my way of thinking.
• I honestly think that/ I honestly believe that…

What is the meaning of I believe in you?

What is the difference between believe firmly and believe something strongly?

They are both correct, but they mean slightly different things. To believe something firmly means you are convinced of it, and you will hold that belief unassailably. To believe something strongly suggests that the subject of the belief might be emotionally significant to you.

Is it correct to say I am a strong believer?

You could say: “I strongly believe” or “I am a strong believer in (something)”. No, this is grammatically incorrect. “Am” is the first person conjugation of “to be”, and so in this sentence it assumes that you are “strongly believe,” instead of you “strongly believe”.

Is it correct to say “I believe” or “ I am”?

No. “Believe” is a verb; the phrase “I am” demands an adjective (like “hungry” “interesting” or “green”) or a participle (like skiing, reading or shooting). Correct usage would be “I strongly believe.” You don’t need to say believing as belief is inherently an ongoing state. 8 clever moves when you have $1,000 in the bank.