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Meaning of superstitious
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superstitious (s)
showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance
superstitious Sentence Examples
- The superstitious woman avoided walking under ladders for fear of bad luck.
- His superstitious belief in amulets kept him wearing one throughout his travels.
- The superstitious village refused to hold weddings on Tuesdays, believing it to be an unlucky day.
- The superstitious sailor always carried a horseshoe to ward off storms.
- The superstitious child refused to step on cracks in the sidewalk, fearing it would break their mother's back.
- The superstitious farmer planted his crops on the full moon, believing it would bring a bountiful harvest.
- The superstitious bride wore a veil on her wedding day to protect herself from evil spirits.
- The superstitious gambler believed that blowing on dice could influence the outcome of his roll.
- The superstitious actress avoided seeing a black cat, convinced it would bring bad luck to her performance.
- The superstitious hiker refused to whistle in the woods, believing it would attract dangerous animals.
FAQs About the word superstitious
showing ignorance of the laws of nature and faith in magic or chance
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The superstitious woman avoided walking under ladders for fear of bad luck.
His superstitious belief in amulets kept him wearing one throughout his travels.
The superstitious village refused to hold weddings on Tuesdays, believing it to be an unlucky day.
The superstitious sailor always carried a horseshoe to ward off storms.
