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a person who supports a particular idea or party start learning
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adherent(of), adherence, to adhere to
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someone who has taken on a new set of beliefs start learning
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convert (to), conversion, to convert
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disapproving someone with a very strong belief start learning
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fanatic, fanaticism, fanatical
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someone who believes there should be extreme political changes, either of a left- or right-wing nature start learning
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disapproving, someone opposed to change or new ideas start learning
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disapproving, someone with stron unreasonable beliefs who thinks that anyone with other beliefs is wrong start learning
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unquestioning acceptance that something is true start learning
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basic pronciples - verb - to postulate start learning
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start learning
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too wiliing to believe what youre told start learning
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not wanitng or able to believe something start learning
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formal, acceptance that something is true start learning
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credence - give/lend/add credence
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easily tricked into believing things that may not be true start learning
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trusting, sincere, often in na way that seems foolish start learning
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consider something to be caused, created or possessed by that person or thing start learning
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to ascribe, attribute something to someone or something
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one of the principles on which a belief is based start learning
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to accepts that someone is telling the truth even though it is not certain start learning
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give someone the benefit of the doubt
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do not totally believe what you are told start learning
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take something with a pinch of salt
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saying that you dont believe in what someone is saying start learning
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i dont buy that, what'd you take me for?, pull the other one, a likely story, w asnt born yesterday, ill believe it when i see it
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