faith

blind

She placed blind faith in the new diet without checking if it was actually safe.

abiding

Despite many disappointments, she maintained an abiding faith that things would eventually improve.

touching

The old man's touching faith that his son would return home never wavered.

public

The doctor's mistakes damaged public faith in the hospital.

place, pin, put

Many people put their faith in exercise and healthy eating to improve their wellbeing.

lose

After several failed job interviews, she began to lose faith in her ability to find work.

restore

After the scandal, the company worked hard to restore faith among its customers.

retain

After years of quality service, the restaurant managed to retain the faith of its loyal customers.

~ in

My grandfather lost his faith in doctors after they misdiagnosed his condition twice.

an act of faith, a leap of faith

Choosing to trust a new doctor you've never met before is really an act of faith.

active

Many people say they have an active faith that guides their daily decisions and choices.

come to, find

After years of doubt, she came to faith through the kindness of her community.

through ~

She managed to overcome her illness through faith and the support of her family.

~ in

My parents have always had faith in my ability to succeed at university.

an article of faith

For many people, recycling has become an article of faith in protecting the environment.

living

My grandmother's strong faith has guided her through many difficult years.

world

People of different world faiths often come together to discuss their shared values and beliefs.

practise

Many people in our community practise their faith by attending services every weekend.

keep alive, uphold

After the war, the community worked hard to uphold their religious faith despite everything they had lost.

hand on, pass on, preach, spread, teach

She dedicated her life to spreading the faith throughout the remote villages.

bad, good

She acted in good faith when she signed the contract, believing everything the seller told her.

keep

The coach decided to keep faith in his young players despite their recent losses.

in ~

The company acted in good faith when they hired the new manager based on his credentials.