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Superstitious

usgb/ˌsuːpərˈstɪʃəs/Volume
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Language Context

Often used when discussing traditions, rituals, or habits without logical basis.

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Many athletes have superstitious rituals before a game.
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Not Always Negative

While it can sound negative, sometimes it's neutral, describing common cultural practices.

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The superstitious celebration includes wearing red for good luck.
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Emotional Charge

Can imply emotional investment in beliefs, such as fear or hope, not just logic.

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Despite being superstitious, he felt comforted by his lucky charm.
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