Belief

Noun

 * 1) Mental acceptance of a claim as truth regardless of supporting or contrary empirical evidence.
 * 2)  Something believed.
 * 3)  The quality or state of believing.
 * 4)  Religious faith.
 * 5)  One's religious or moral convictions.

Adjectives for Belief
comforting; sincere; inspiring; venerable; sustaining; profound; cherished; traditional; calm; dispassionate; widespread; ingenuous; indestructible; unshakable; unswerving; staunch; rock-bound; deep-rooted; unwavering; overpowering; long-established; settled; personal; persistent; thoroughgoing; time-honored; inescapable; unquestioning; poetic; fantastic; weird; romantic; quaint; crazy; fanatical; blind; senile; heretical; fatuous; illogical; widely-varying; theosophical; medieval; atheistic; religious; general; common; dogmatic; tottering; badly-shaken; pathetic; childlike; implicit; tacit; supernatural; pragmatical; ancient; serious; exacting; slow; rising; important; indisputable; eager; unavoidable; prevailing; ineradicable; immemorial;confident; gross; unconscious; contrary; reasonable; theoretic; generous; universal; unassailable; vast; pious; ethical; fundamental; credulous; intellectual; old-fashioned; traditional; discreet; doctrinal; lingering; instinctive; cherished; unflattering; strange; irrational; adorable; spiritualistic; erroneous; grotesque;  uncomprehending; popular; stubborn; independent; rote-learn¬ed; fatalistic;  indomitable;  unfounded; growing; stout; superstitious; honest; unstable; rooted; purposive; current; obstinate; divine; peremptory; vague; hoary; dangerous; prevalent; desirable; uncompromising; systematized; battered; consequent; conflicting (plural); deterministic; abstract; central; theoretical; popular; orthodox; conceptual; metaphysical; utopian; nonconformist;

Verbs for Belief
abandon—; allay—; alter—; annihilate—; apprehend—; arise from—; asphyxiate—; banish—; battle for—; bolster—; blot out—; break down—; cast out—; cherish—; cling to—; comfort in—; confide—; confirm—; conquer- -; consider—; contradict—; convict on—; create—; credit—; delude into—; derive—; designate—; destroy—; dispel—; dissipate—; doubt—; draw—; drop—; em¬body—; embrace—; encourage—; endorse —; entertain—; establish—; evolve—; ex¬cite—; expel—; explain—; explode—; expound—; express—; favor—; fetter—; fix—; found upon—; free from—; imply—; incline to—; include—; indoctrinate—; influence—; inherit—; inspire—; justify—; labor under—; lend weight to—; manifest —; master—; nourish—; obliterate—; originate—; outgrow—; perpetuate—; persist in—; persuade in—; present—; profess—; realize—; reject—; relapse into—; relinquish—; repose—in; represent—; repudiate —; rest upon—; retain—; reverse—; rid of —; ripen into—; scotch—; share—; strengthen—; stress—; subdue—; submerge—; support—; surmise—; subscribe to—; trust in —; value—; vindicate—; voice—; waive—; wallow in—; warrant—; witness—; wound—; — conflict; —decays; —dies; —disappears; —emerges from; —expires; —functions; —intrudes; —melts; —obsesses; — rests on; —springs from; —tempts; —totters; —vanishes; —wanders; —wanes; — waxes low.

Thesaurus
believe, beyond belief, disbelief, self-belief, unbelief, a belief, acceptance, acquiescence, arrogance, article of faith, assent, assurance, axiom, canon, certainty, certitude, cocksureness, concept, confidence, conviction, courage, credence, credibility, credit, credo, creed, dependence, doctrine, dogma, eye, faith, feeling, fundamental, hubris, idea, intuition, judgement, law, maxim, mind, opinion, orthodoxy, overconfidence, oversureness, overweening, overweeningness, persuasion, poise, pomposity, positiveness, precept, pride, principle, principles, reliance, religion, religious belief, religious faith, security, self-assurance, self-confidence, self-importance, self-reliance, sentiment, settled belief, subjective certainty, sureness, surety, system of beliefs, teaching, tenet, theology, tradition, trust, trustworthiness, view