Belief, faith.

Belief, faith; occasionally trust.

Feeling of trust or confidence. Obsolete except as biblical archaism, with mixture of sense 1.

Faith, trust, confidence. Cf. truth, n. 4a. Obsolete.

Firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something; confidence or faith in a person or thing, or in an attribute of a…

Faith, trust, confidence. Cf. troth, n. 1a. Obsolete.

Confidence, faith; confident expectation, hope: = trust, n. 1 3.

The mental action, condition, or habit of trusting to or having confidence in a person or thing; trust, dependence, reliance, confidence, faith…

Confidence, assurance, trust.

trusting, confidence.

(a) Firmness, stability. (b) Firm confidence, trust. (c) Faithfulness, trustiness.

Confidence, trust.

Trust or faith in a person or thing. Frequently with in (also †on, †to, etc.). Now rare.

Reliance, trust (in a person).

The mental action or state of accepting something as true or trustworthy; trust, faith, belief. See also phrases 1a.

Chiefly with in (formerly also †of). Firm trust or belief in or reliance upon something (e.g. the truth of a statement or doctrine; the ability…

Faith, confidence.

The mental attitude of trusting in or relying on a person or thing; firm trust, reliance, faith. Const. in (†to, on, upon).

Belief, credence. Chiefly in to give credulity to: = to give credence to at credence, n. phrases 1.

The action or fact of having trust; the possession of belief, confidence, or hope; (also) an instance of this. Also with in, of, to.

= confidence, n.

The mental action or state of accepting something as true; = credence, n. 2. See also tickle credit at tickle, adj. 3a.

Confidence.

Confidence, trust, reliance.

The state or quality of being confiding; †confidence; trustfulness.