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Meanings of disbelief in English
Usage of disbelief in English
1
And really, the young man's belief or disbelief is beside the point.
2
A disbelief in God results in selfishness, and in various moral catastrophes.
3
Miranda cried out, and Papadopoulos said with disbelief, 'He let him go!'
4
Adam said with disbelief, 'But by then it will be too late!'
5
Concern gave way to disbelief, then to anger, and lastly to fear.
6
Missed opportunity after missed opportunity was greeted with disbelief in the crowd.
7
My disbelief that he still thought, seriously, that that would ever happen.
8
He shows Duggan's family and friends reacting with shock, anger and disbelief.
9
Farrell stared in blank disbelief at the anomalous craft on the screen.
10
Turning people away was heart-wrenching; my colleagues and I were in disbelief.
11
In his face, more than in any of the others, was disbelief.
12
Suspend your disbelief and start by assuming that all matches are good.
13
I felt relief and disbelief seeing it was still here, she said.
14
The same thought-andin another instant disbelief-flashedfrom one to the other.
15
Finally, Roman scepticism permitted disbelief in the gods, but believed in miracles.
16
The crowd around him was staring at the fallen man in disbelief.
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Translations for disbelief
Disbelief through the time
Disbelief across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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