Questioning attitude or doubt towards one or more items of putative knowledge or belief.
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Examples for "disbelief"
Examples for "disbelief"
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And really, the young man's belief or disbelief is beside the point.
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A disbelief in God results in selfishness, and in various moral catastrophes.
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Miranda cried out, and Papadopoulos said with disbelief, 'He let him go!'
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Adam said with disbelief, 'But by then it will be too late!'
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Concern gave way to disbelief, then to anger, and lastly to fear.
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Three years ago, I would have watched these news reports with incredulity.
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The child turned quickly; in her eyes and voice incredulity was unrestrained.
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They laughed; and I read incredulity on the faces of the judges.
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Surprise and incredulity were in the tones of the quavering old voice.
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Countless other citizens must be watching the media feeds with equal incredulity.
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In the internationally recognized south, however, the idea is met with skepticism.
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You hear the Court's skepticism clear concern about EPA's motives coming through.
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Short interest is a gauge of the level of skepticism among investors.
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Action in haven assets such as gold also points to continued skepticism.
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Visit Website There was a great deal of skepticism about the ascent.
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I'll take that as a general statement of Cartesian skepticism, shall I?
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Concerns about antitrust review have led to some skepticism of the deal.
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The popular admiration for Cuba was tinged with wariness and skepticism, however.
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The trademark skepticism was often a cover to delay taking a stand.
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She now expressed a newfound skepticism in the merits of free speech.
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Trump's skepticism about free trade puts him at odds with Republican orthodoxy.
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Davies still didn't answer, but his air of amused skepticism was gone.
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But promoting philosophical skepticism is not quite the mission of this book.
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There is also skepticism about how the living will proposal will work.
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He had made a breach in the ranks of skepticism and fear.
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Political and economic editorials, usually superficial with their respectable optimism or skepticism?
