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Definition of superstitious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
beliefsrelated to irrational fears or beliefs
- His superstitious fears kept him from walking under ladders.
- She avoided the number 13 due to her superstitious nature.
- His superstitious beliefs made him carry a lucky charm.
Expressions with superstitious
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irrational belief from ignorance or fear
He avoided walking under ladders due to a superstitious notion.
Origin of superstitious
Latin, superstitio (prophecy)
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- French:superstitieux, ...
- German:abergläubisch, ...
- Italian:superstizioso, ...
- Spanish:supersticioso, ...
- Portuguese:supersticioso, ...
- Chinese:迷信的, ...
- Japanese:迷信的な, ...
- Arabic:خُرافِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אֱמוּנוֹתִי, ...
- Russian:суеверный, ...
- Ukrainian:забобонний, ...
- Hindi:अंधविश्वासी, ...
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