core belief
core belief noun: an epistemic assumption that defines an individual or belief system and his or its self-perception and is therefore felt to be true regardless of its truth value.
Noun
core belief (plural core beliefs)
- An epistemic assumption that defines an individual or belief system and his or its self-perception and is therefore felt to be true regardless of its truth value.
- Synonyms:
- basic belief, foundational belief, ultimate concern, ultimate reality
core belief meaning in Arabic
core belief in Arabic
- assumptions that define an individual
- اِعْتِقَاد أَسَاسِيّ iʕtiqād ʔasāsiyy
Synonyms of core belief
- basic belief
- foundational belief
- ultimate concern
- ultimate reality
Forms of core belief
| plural | core beliefs |
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Questions about core belief
- What does core belief mean?
- Core belief means an epistemic assumption that defines an individual or belief system and his or its self-perception and is therefore felt to be true regardless of its truth value.
- What is core belief in Arabic?
- Core belief in Arabic is اِعْتِقَاد أَسَاسِيّ (iʕtiqād ʔasāsiyy). See Core belief meaning in Arabic.
- What part of speech is core belief?
- Core belief is a noun.
- What is the plural of core belief?
- The plural of core belief is core beliefs.
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