n. an idea that is believed to be true or valid without positive knowledge
Their opinions always coincide.
Their opinions always coincide.
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As a result of visiting England and listening to a lot of people's opinions about current events, what did JFK do when he returned to Harvard?
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The sister's divergent opinions kept them from being harmonious.
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How many medical opinions did Mrs. Hale get for Garth's condition?
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What do the opinions issued from the Supreme Court do?
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What happens when we respect the opinions of others?
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There was a diversity of opinions about how to solve the crisis.
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She aired her opinions on welfare.
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The congruence of their opinions made them allies in thediscussion group.
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What changed Henley's opinions about books.
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The students held a wide range of diverse opinions.
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Who does Maggie consider stifling in her opinions on what girls can and cannot do?
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belief; feeling; conviction
fact; truth
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