What does moralisk övertygelse in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word moralisk övertygelse in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use moralisk övertygelse in Swedish.
The word moralisk övertygelse in Swedish means conviction, tro, övertygelse, övertalning, övertygelse, övertygelse, övertygelse, säkerhet, visshet, övertygelse, kraft. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word moralisk övertygelse
conviction
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tro, övertygelse(conviction, way of thinking) Vi vill att våra barn ska växa upp med en förståelse för judisk tro (or: övertygelse). We want our children to grow up with an understanding of Jewish beliefs. |
övertalning(enticement) With a little persuasion, your mother might agree to give you a loan. |
övertygelse(Latin (belief system) (filosofi) Jacob's credo was simple: "Be kind." |
övertygelse(opinion) Min övertygelse är att det är för mycket att jobba trettiofem timmar per vecka. It is my belief that working thirty-five hours per week is too much. |
övertygelse(uncountable (sureness) "I'm sure!" he exclaimed with conviction. |
säkerhet, visshet(uncountable (lack of doubt) Henry told me with assurance that the repairman would come today. |
övertygelse(often plural (belief) Despite the hardships in her life, Rose held to her convictions. |
kraft(persuasiveness) Her argument had a lot of force. |
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