American English
/feɪθ/
One syllable.
Trust in someone or something, especially when you cannot be sure that things will work out.
Practice out loudTrust in someone or something, especially when you cannot be sure that things will work out.
I have faith in you.
She never lost faith in her team.
In this meaning, faith is usually followed by in: have faith in someone. Do not say have faith on someone.
have faith in someone · lose faith in something · restore someone's faith
have faith in + noun or pronoun
faith in + noun or pronoun
Belief in God or in a set of religious ideas.
Her faith gives her strength.
He was raised in the Catholic faith.
religious faith · strong faith · Christian faith
faith in + God or a religious idea
the + adjective + faith
to trust someone or something
Have faith in yourself.
to accept something as true without proof
I took his story on faith.
to continue to believe or hope
Keep the faith; better days are coming.