believer
be a firm believer in (something)
To have a strong conviction that something (stated after "in") is important or worthwhile. I'm a firm believer in resting on the weekends so that I don't get burned out.
See also: believer, firm
be a great believer in (something)
To have a strong conviction that something (stated after "in") is important or worthwhile. I'm a strong believer in resting on the weekends so that I don't get burned out.
See also: believer, great
make a believer (out) of (one)
To convince or persuade one to believe or have faith in someone or something. I was really skeptical of his supposed breakthrough, but the demonstration he gave us made a believer of me. Their absolute dominance in the first game of the tournament made believers out of the entire city—now everyone is throwing their support behind the home team!
See also: believer, make, of
true believer
One who passionately supports a cause or concept. My sister is a true believer in social equality, so she is out at the protest today.
See also: believer, true
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
make a believer (out) of someone
to convince someone decisively about something. The game they played made a believer out of me; from now on, I'm betting on them. It was an interesting discussion, but it did not make a believer out of me.
See also: believer, make, of
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
be a great/firm believer in something
believe strongly that something is good, important or valuable: My mother was a great believer in horoscopes all her life. The boss was a firm believer in developing strong teamwork.See also: believer, firm, great, something
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- be a great/firm believer in something
- be a firm believer in (something)
- be a great believer in (something)
- true believer
- lay (someone or something) alongside (someone or something)
- lay alongside
- sneeze at
- sneeze at (someone or something).
- sniff at
- sniff at (someone or something).