v. to regard as right or true; to have as an opinion
She wanted tangible proof before she believed his story.
She wanted tangible proof before she believed his story.
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The gullible boy believed the tall tale.
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They believed she developed gastromegaly from the medicines.
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The government believed and practiced socialism.
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After the Opening of the Mouth prayer, it was believed the pharaoh could do what again?
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Some people believed the boy king put a what on his tomb?
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She believed she had an otherworldly experience.
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The Quaker believed in the doctrine of the Inner Light.
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The archeologist believed the implement was from the Stone Age.
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They believed the relationship would lead to matrimony.
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Diana believed that Miss Lillian's presence was still in the house. Where did she think Miss Lillian had to be?
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Who asked Feeney if he believed in ghosts?
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Persian people believed that cats saved the world from what?
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Scientists believed that coelacanths had been extinct for how long?
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This dinosaur was believed to have hunted in teams?
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accept; trust; depend on; bank on
doubt; disbelief; false
2 syllables
be-lieved
grieved
heaved
leaved
peeved
sleeved
weaved
achieved
aggrieved
bereaved
conceived
deceived
perceived
received
relieved
retrieved
misconceived
preconceived
unrelieved
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