1. A false, misdirected religious trust; a system or a practice founded on it; auxious religious credulity which manifests itself in a false faith in certain charms or a false fear of certain omens.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• superstation,
• superstitons,
• supersititions,
• supersition,
• superstiton,
• supersticion,
• supersitition,
• superstision,
• superstitution,
• superstion,
• supersttion,
• superstisions,
• superstistions,
• supestitions,
• supperstition,
• superinstituion,
• superadition,
• Supernatition,
• superstriction,
• superstruction

• superscribe,
• superstitious,
• suppressant,
• suppressive,
• superscript,
• supercilious,
• subversion,
• supergiant,
• suppression,
• supercilium,
• supersonic,
• superstar,
• superstitiously,
• superstring,
• supersession,
• superscription.

The adjective form of the word "superstition" is "superstitious".

The plural of the "superstition" can be the "superstitions".

The singular of the "superstition" can be the "superstition".