Cool MateMeaning of Superstitious
Having beliefs about luck and supernatural influences affecting fate.
In simple words: Believing that certain events can bring good or bad luck.
Superstitious in a sentence
- Many people are superstitious about breaking mirrors bringing bad luck.
- He is so superstitious that he avoids walking under ladders.
- In some cultures, being superstitious is a way to honor traditions.
- Superstitious beliefs often vary widely between different regions.
- She has a superstitious habit of wearing a charm for luck during exams.
- Superstitious practices can include things like avoiding certain numbers.
- Despite being educated, some people remain superstitious about ghosts.
How to use Superstitious
Used in everyday conversation to describe beliefs about luck; may be less formal in academic writing. Generally applicable in discussions about culture or personal beliefs.
Grammar pattern
be + superstitious
Memory hint
Think of 'super' and 'stitious' as 'super luck' - people who believe in good luck charms.
Related words
Collocations with Superstitious
- be superstitious
- superstitious beliefs
- superstitious behavior
- superstitious customs
- superstitious rituals
Synonyms for Superstitious
- credulous
- irrational
- mythical
- magical
- fanciful
Common mistakes with Superstitious
- Confusing 'superstitious' with 'suspicious'.
- Using 'superstitious' when referring to scientific beliefs.
- Mistaking it as a noun rather than an adjective.
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Frequently asked questions about Superstitious
What does Superstitious mean?
Believing that certain events can bring good or bad luck.
What is the definition of Superstitious?
Having beliefs about luck and supernatural influences affecting fate.
How do you use Superstitious in a sentence?
Many people are superstitious about breaking mirrors bringing bad luck.
Can you give another example of Superstitious?
He is so superstitious that he avoids walking under ladders.
What are synonyms for Superstitious?
Common alternatives include credulous, irrational, mythical, magical, fanciful.
What is the opposite of Superstitious?
Opposite meanings include rational, logical.
What words go with Superstitious?
It commonly pairs with be superstitious, superstitious beliefs, superstitious behavior, superstitious customs, superstitious rituals.
What are common mistakes when using Superstitious?
Confusing 'superstitious' with 'suspicious'. Using 'superstitious' when referring to scientific beliefs. Mistaking it as a noun rather than an adjective.
How do you pronounce Superstitious?
US: //ˌsuː.pəˈstɪʃ.əs//, UK: //ˌsuː.pəˈstɪʃ.əs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Superstitious?
Used in everyday conversation to describe beliefs about luck; may be less formal in academic writing. Generally applicable in discussions about culture or personal beliefs.