American English
/bəˈli.vɚ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
a person who has faith in God or follows a religion
The first syllable in believer is light and unstressed: /bəˈli.vɚ/. In natural speech, its vowel may be very short and sound different from the spelling.
a person who has faith in God or follows a religion
The church welcomed believers from many countries.
She became a believer after years of doubt.
devout believer · lifelong believer · believer in God · true believer
be a believer in + God or a religion
a devout believer in + God or a religion
a person who accepts that something is true or strongly supports an idea, method, or person
She is a believer in life on other planets.
He is a believer in practical experience.
a firm believer in · a strong believer in · a believer in second chances
be a believer in + an idea, method, plan, or person
a strong believer in + an idea, method, plan, or person
a person who strongly supports an idea or principle
She's a firm believer in second chances.
a person with very strong religious faith or strong support for a cause
He remained a true believer in the project.