misbelief

"You will be meeting many men of the east there; fall not into their misbelief."

A common misbelief about back pain is that you need to rest and avoid activity for a long time.

But forcing the consequences of misbelief upon others is something else again."

However, it is a common misbelief that aggressive dogs are "not exercised enough."

A lot of the goat people have the misbelief that goat's milk doesn't carry disease.

It is a popular misbelief that a large percentage of older adults live in some form of care home.

The implication is that people who reflect a righteous heart are to some degree justified, regardless of misbelief.

There was also a widespread misbelief that leprosy was contagious.

This misbelief is especially common in individuals with a malignancy of the pelvic or genital area.

This has led to a widespread misbelief among the local population that Odisha is a neglected state.

She believes the truth is worthless and that misbelief and falsehood are what gives life meaning.

It is a common misbelief that hookah's are safe compared to cigarettes and merely provide flavour.

A common misbelief is that her name was originally "god" (with a small "g"), and was only later changed to "China".

Last scrapings of outworn misbelief!

It is a common misbelief that the majority of burl was fashioned from maple or walnut burl.

Kehrer revealed that this was a misbelief.

But everything- her plan and her escape- depended on first creating, then sustaining and shielding the misbelief that she had been kidnapped.

The adder's fork had bitten into their soul and left its insidious poison of suspicion and of misbelief.

They are as much to be feared as the Yezda - more, for they wear virtue's mask to hide their misbelief!"

It perpetuates the misbelief that women and babies are on opposite sides of the issues, she added, and alienates women who face unplanned pregnancies.

Second, there is the misbelief that alcohol problems come from an exclusive group requiring a specialist response which the worker feels unable, or does not wish, to offer.

The tribune winced as Styppes clapped a dramatic hand to his forehead and declared, "Misbelief is to be rooted out, not discussed."

Videssos grieves to see them under the dominion of those who will spend eternity in Skotos' ice for their misbelief."

And in like manner, an thou hold to thy misbelief 'twill nor damage the Moslems nor advantage the Jews.

A. The problem was to dispell the rumors in order to hold down the violence that ensued from the misbelief that the circumstance I described had occurred.