Restore your faith in Meaning in English

expression

US

ri-STOR yor FAYTH in

UK

ri-STAW yaw FAYTH in

Definition

To make you believe in the goodness, value, or possibility of something or someone again after losing trust or hope.

Usage & Nuances

This is a set expression, often used with 'humanity,' 'love,' 'people,' or 'the system.' It suggests recovering optimism or trust that was lost. Slightly formal and emotional in tone. Used in both positive news or when showing proof of goodness in tough times.

• Spanish: restaurar tu fe en - devolverte la fe en
• Portuguese (BR): restaurar sua fé em - recuperar sua fé em
• Portuguese (PT): restaurar a tua fé em - recuperar a tua fé em
• Chinese (Simplified): 重新相信 - 恢复你对...的信心
• Chinese (Traditional): 重新相信 - 恢復你對...的信心
• Hindi: दोबारा विश्वास दिलाना
• Arabic: استعادة إيمانك بـ
• Bengali: আবার বিশ্বাস ফিরিয়ে আনা
• Russian: вернуть веру в
• Japanese: 〜への信頼を取り戻させる
• Vietnamese: làm ai đó lấy lại niềm tin vào
• Korean: 에 대한 믿음을 되찾게 하다
• Turkish: bir şeye tekrar inanmanı sağlamak
• Urdu: پر ایمان دوبارہ بحال کرنا
• Indonesian: mengembalikan kepercayaan pada

Example Sentences

That kind act really restored my faith in people.

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The rescue story restored my faith in humanity.

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Seeing the children help each other restored my faith in kindness.

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After so many disappointments, that small gesture really restored my faith in love.

natural

Watching strangers support each other after the accident restored my faith in the community.

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Stories like this really restore your faith in the world, don’t they?

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