overfaith

/ˌoʊvərˈfaɪθ/

Definitions

1. noun

excessive or unjustified confidence in a particular belief or system, especially when accompanied by a lack of critical thinking or skepticism

“The media outlet was accused of spreading misinformation, which led to an outbreak of overfaith in the community.”

2. noun

an overabundance or excessive quality of faith, often to the point of being blind or unwavering

“The politician’s overfaith in his own abilities led him to ignore the advice of his advisors.”

Synonyms

  • credulity
  • simple-mindedness

Antonyms

  • cynicism
  • skepticalness