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which is the nounforms of believe

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Answered by praseethanerthethil8

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Answer:

be•liev•ing•ly, adv.

believe is a verb, belief is a noun, believable is an adjective:I don't believe you. Her religious beliefs guide her life.

Answered by Divineshallots09

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be•liev•ing•ly, adv.

believe is a verb, belief is a noun, believable is an adjective:I don't believe you. Her religious beliefs guide her life.........mark as brainliest ✌✌

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