Leap-of-faith Definition

adjective
Attributive form of leap of faith, noun.
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noun

(philosophy, religion) The act of believing in something, despite lack of proof of its truth or existence.

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Other Word Forms of Leap-of-faith

Noun

Singular:
leap-of-faith
Plural:
leaps of faith

Leap-of-faith Sentence Examples

  • It may be hard, Brian says, but many relationships would have happened much sooner if someone had taken that first leap of faith.

  • It's about being a child, taking a leap of faith and making an unconventional choice.

  • Generally, it just takes a leap of faith to give the style a try.

  • Browning reasons as far as he can; if reasoning fails him, he gives a leap of faith.

  • Fan fiction can take a leap of faith where spoilers are concerned.

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