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Deutsche Trust Synonyme

brain trust  British Cabinet  Sanhedrin  US Cabinet  advisory body  assembly  association  bench  board  body of advisers  
on trust  believingly  devoutly  in installments  on account  on budget terms  on credit  on easy terms  on faith  on good terms  
trust company  Bank of England  Bank of France  Federal Reserve bank  International Monetary Fund  Lombard Street bank  Swiss bank  World Bank  bank  branch bank  
trust  Aktiengesellschaft  absolute interest  accept  accept for gospel  accept implicitly  acceptation  acception  acquiescence  agency  

Englische faith Synonyme

faith  Weltanschauung  abandon  acceptation  acception  acquiescence  activity  adherence  adherents  adhesion  adoration  allegiance  apostolic faith  ardency  ardor  arrogance  articles of religion  aspiration  assumption  assurance  assured faith  assuredness  attachment  avouch  avouchment  belief  bona fides  bond  bonne foi  campaign  cardinal virtues  catechism  cause  certainty  certitude  charity  cheerful expectation  church  churchgoing  class  cocksureness  commitment  committedness  communion  compliance  confession  confidence  confidentness  conformity  connection  consecration  constancy  conviction  courage  credence  credenda  credit  credo  credulity  creed  crusade  cult  cultism  dedication  denomination  dependence  desire  devotedness  devotion  devoutness  disciples  doctrinal statement  doctrine  dogma  doomed hope  drive  duteousness  dutifulness  duty  earnestness  expectation  fair prospect  faithfulness  fealty  fervency  fervent hope  fervidness  fervor  fidelity  fire  firmness  followers  formulated belief  fortitude  good cheer  good faith  good hope  gospel  great cause  great expectations  guarantee  heartiness  heat  heatedness  high hopes  homage  hope  hopeful prognosis  hopefulness  hopes  hoping  hoping against hope  hubris  ideology  impassionedness  intensity  intentness  interest  ism  issue  justice  lifework  love  love of God  loyalty  mass movement  movement  natural virtues  oath  obedience  obediency  obligation  observance  old-time religion  order  orthodoxy  overconfidence  oversureness  overweening  overweeningness  parole  passion  passionateness  persuasion  pietism  piety  piousness  pledge  plight  poise  political faith  political philosophy  pomposity  positiveness  prayerful hope  presumption  pride  primitive faith  principle  promise  prospect  prospects  prudence  reason for being  reception  reliance  reliance on  religion  religionism  religious belief  religious faith  religiousness  resolution  rever  
faithful  Christian  Christianlike  Christianly  abandoned  accepted  accurate  acquiescent  active  adoring  affectionate  afire  approved  ardent  assiduous  assured  at one with  attached  authentic  authoritative  believing  breathing  burning  calculable  canonical  careful  certain  close  committed  compliant  complying  confident  conforming  conjugal  conscientious  consistent  constant  continuing  conventional  convinced  convincing  correct  credible  cultish  cultist  cultistic  customary  dedicated  delicate  delineative  demonstrative  dependable  depictive  descriptive  detailed  devoted  devout  diligent  direct  dogged  dogmatic  doubtless  duteous  dutiful  dyed-in-the-wool  earnest  enduring  evangelical  even  exact  expositive  express  expressive  faithworthy  fast  fastidious  fervent  fervid  fideistic  fiery  filial  fine  finical  finicky  firm  flaming  fond  graphic  hearty  heated  honest  hot  hot-blooded  husbandly  immutable  impassioned  impressed with  in earnest  inalterable  indefatigable  indomitable  industrious  inerrable  inerrant  infallible  insistent  intense  intent  intent on  invincible  just  languishing  lasting  law-abiding  liege  lifelike  literal  living  lovelorn  lovesick  lovesome  loving  loyal  marble-constant  maternal  mathematical  melting  meticulous  micrometrically precise  microscopic  mindful  moral  natural  naturalistic  never-tiring  nice  obedient  observant  obstinate  of the faith  on fire  orthodox  orthodoxical  parental  particular  passionate  paternal  patient  patient as Job  perfect  perfervid  permanent  perseverant  persevering  persistent  persisting  persuaded  pertinacious  pietistic  pinpoint  pious  pistic  plodding  plugging  positive  practicing  prayerful  precise  predictable  preoccupied  proper  punctilious  punctual  rapt  realistic  received  red-hot  refined  regardful  relentless  reliable  religious  religiously exact  representative  resolute  reverent  reverential  rig  
faithful servant  apple-polisher  ass-licker  backscratcher  backslapper  bootlick  bootlicker  brown-nose  brownie  clawback  courtier  creature  cringer  dupe  fawner  flatterer  flunky  footlicker  groveler  handshaker  helot  instrument  jackal  kowtower  lackey  led captain  lickspit  lickspittle  mealymouth  minion  peon  puppet  serf  slave  spaniel  stooge  suck  sycophant  timeserver  toad  toady  tool  truckler  tufthunter  yes-man  
faithfully  absolutely  acquiescently  assiduously  bona fide  compliantly  consistently  constantly  dead  definitely  descriptively  devotedly  diligently  directly  doggedly  duteously  dutifully  even  exactly  expressively  expressly  firmly  graphically  in all respects  in compliance with  in conformity with  in every respect  in good faith  in obedience to  indefatigably  industriously  insistently  ipsissimis verbis  just  literally  literatim  loyally  naturalistically  obediently  patiently  perseveringly  persistently  persistingly  pertinaciously  ploddingly  plumb  point-blank  positively  precisely  realistically  relentlessly  representatively  resolutely  responsibly  right  rigidly  rigorously  sedulously  sloggingly  square  squarely  staunchly  steadfastly  steadily  straight  strictly  submissively  tenaciously  tirelessly  to the letter  unabatingly  undeviatingly  unerringly  unfalteringly  unflaggingly  unflinchingly  unintermittingly  uninterruptedly  unrelentingly  unremittingly  unrestingly  unsleepingly  unswervingly  untiringly  unwaveringly  unwearyingly  verbally  verbatim  verbatim et litteratim  vividly  wearilessly  willingly  with good faith  word by word  word for word  
faithless  Machiavellian  agnostic  ambidextrous  apostate  artful  atheist  atheistic  capricious  changeable  changeful  collaborative  conscienceless  crafty  creedless  crooked  cunning  deceitful  derelict  disaffected  disbelieving  dishonest  disloyal  double  double-dealing  double-faced  double-minded  double-tongued  doublehearted  doubting  duplicitous  false  false-principled  falsehearted  fickle  fluctuating  freethinking  heathen  heretical  hypocritical  inconstant  incredulous  infidel  infidelic  insincere  irreligious  minimifidian  nonbelieving  not true to  nullifidian  of bad faith  pagan  perfidious  recreant  renegade  repudiative  sceptical  shifting  shifty  tergiversant  tergiversating  traitorous  treacherous  treasonable  treasonous  trothless  two-faced  unbelieving  unchristian  unconfident  unconverted  unconvinced  unfaithful  unloyal  unreliable  unscrupulous  unstable  unsteadfast  untrue  untrustworthy  wavering  without faith  
faithworthy  calculable  dependable  faithful  fast  firm  incorruptible  invincible  inviolable  predictable  proven  reliable  responsible  secure  solid  sound  stable  staunch  steadfast  steady  straight  substantial  sure  surefire  tested  to be trusted  tried  tried and true  true  trustable  trustworthy  trusty  unfailing  unfalse  unperfidious  untreacherous  well-founded  well-grounded  

Trust Definition

Faith
(n.) Belief
Faith
(n.) The assent of the mind to the statement or proposition of another, on the ground of the manifest truth of what he utters
Faith
(n.) The belief in the historic truthfulness of the Scripture narrative, and the supernatural origin of its teachings, sometimes called historical and speculative faith.
Faith
(n.) The belief in the facts and truth of the Scriptures, with a practical love of them
Faith
(n.) That which is believed on any subject, whether in science, politics, or religion
Faith
(n.) Fidelity to one's promises, or allegiance to duty, or to a person honored and beloved
Faith
(n.) Word or honor pledged
Faith
(n.) Credibility or truth.
Faith
(interj.) By my faith
I' faith
() In faith

faith Bedeutung

faith healing
faith cure 		care provided through prayer and faith in God
faith loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person, keep the faith, they broke faith with their investors
good faith
straightness 		having honest intentions, he acted in good faith, doubt was expressed as to the good faith of the immigrants
conviction
strong belief
article of faith 		an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence
faith trust complete confidence in a person or plan etc, he cherished the faith of a good woman, the doctor-patient relationship is based on trust
religion
faith
religious belief 		a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny, he lost his faith but not his morality
article of faith
credendum 		(Christianity) any of the sections into which a creed or other statement of doctrine is divided
Defender of the Faith a title that Leo X bestowed on Henry VIII and later withdrew, parliament restored the title and it has been used by English sovereigns ever since
full faith and credit a guarantee to pay interest and principal on debt, usually issued by the United States Treasury
religion
faith
organized religion 		an institution to express belief in a divine power, he was raised in the Baptist religion, a member of his own faith contradicted him
on faith with trust and confidence, we accepted him on faith
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