Word: credence
Category: credence
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Synonyms: credence
belief, faith, trust, confidence, reliance, credibility, plausibility, believability, credit, acceptance, credenza
Translations: credence
spanish
creencia
german
glaube
french
créance, foi, buffet, confiance, religion
italian
credito, credenza, credibilità, fede
portuguese
crédito, credibilidade, credenciais, crença
dutch
geloof, geloofsbrieven, geloofwaardigheid, geloofwaardig, geloof te
russian
жертвенник, вера, доверие
norwegian
troverdighet, tilslutning, tiltro, lit
swedish
tilltro, trovärdighet, kreditivbrev, trovärdiga
finnish
usko, uskoa, uskottavuutta, luotettavina, luottamukseen
danish
tiltro, lid, troværdighed, akkreditiver, tog imod
czech
kredenc, víra, důvěra, důvěryhodnost
polish
zaufanie, kredens, wiara
hungarian
hitel, megbízólevél, hitelt, bizalmi, hitelük
turkish
güven, itimat, inancı, itimada dayalı
greek
πίστη, διαπιστευτήρια, αξιοπιστία, πειστική
ukrainian
довіра, віра, довіру, довір'я, жертовник
albanian
besim, besueshmëri
bulgarian
доверие
belarusian
давер
estonian
tõsiseltvõetavus, usutavus
croatian
povjerenje, vjera, pouzdanje
icelandic
CREDENCE
lithuanian
patikėjimas, aukuras, Doktrina, įtikinamu
latvian
ticība, uzticība, uzticēties, uzticības jautājums
macedonian
доверба, поуверлива, кредибилитет, писма, верба
romanian
crezare, credibilitate, acreditare, acreditare în
slovenian
víra
slovak
viera, viery, vieru
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The meaning and "use of": credence
noun
- belief in or acceptance of something as true.
- a small side table, shelf, or niche in a church for holding the elements of the Eucharist before they are consecrated.
