No. 14,005 in Spanish
supersticiones
Beliefs or practices based on irrational or supernatural ideas.
In a sentence
Las supersticiones muchas veces reflejan creencias culturales antiguas.
Superstitions often reflect ancient cultural beliefs.
The word 'supersticiones' here is used to refer to common cultural beliefs that usually do not have a scientific basis.
Mi abuela siempre menciona supersticiones cuando ve un gato negro cruzar la calle.
My grandmother always mentions superstitions when she sees a black cat crossing the street.
In this sentence, 'supersticiones' pertains to traditional beliefs and omens associated with specific events or objects.
Aunque no creo en supersticiones, respeto las tradiciones de los demás.
Although I do not believe in superstitions, I respect the traditions of others.
Here, 'supersticiones' is used to encompass various supernatural or unscientific beliefs, expressing a personal stance toward them.
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