Definitions

1. Contrary to widespread belief, the Royal Prerogative is not unlimited. (Web site)
2. Contrary to widespread belief, the Princess of Wales is not a princess in her own right.

Amazons

1. A widespread belief about the Amazons is that the name, "Amazon" is Greek for "without one breast".

Ghosts

1. A widespread belief concerning ghosts is that they are composed of a misty, airy, or subtle material. (Web site)

Spirituality

1. Energy in spirituality, refers to a widespread belief in an inter- or intra-personal forces, for which no empirical evidence has yet been found. (Web site)

Decline

1. There is widespread belief in the Age of Mappo (Decline of Buddhist Law). (Web site)

Rapid Decline

1. In my opinion the history of the oldest civilization of man is a rapid decline from monotheism to extreme polytheism and widespread belief in evil spirits. (Web site)

Senile Dementia

1. Senility and senile dementia are outdated terms that reflect the formerly widespread belief that dementia was a normal part of aging.

People

1. First, there was widespread belief in and fear of secret, conspiratorial witches who supposedly practiced black magic to harm people. (Web site)

Contrary

1. Contrary to widespread belief, the Royal Prerogative is not constitutionally unlimited. (Web site)

Widespread Belief

1. Although tea contains various types of polyphenols, "contrary to widespread belief, tea does not contain tannic acid ".
2. Contrary to widespread belief, people cannot swallow their tongues during a seizure or any other time.

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