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Meanings of disbeliever in English
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incrèdul Usage of disbeliever in English
1
He became a disbeliever in the Bible-anagnostic of those days.
2
I am, in fact, a convinced disbeliever in what is called the 'supernatural'.
3
Facts will remain facts, the most exacting critic and disbeliever notwithstanding.
4
He was foppish and trifling, and affected religion though at heart a disbeliever.
5
You, who have made me promises that might convert a disbeliever in love!
6
Bernard was a total disbeliever in scholasticism; so was Voltaire.
7
I am very glad of it, being a disbeliever in punishments of all sorts.
8
The disbeliever loses this world, and risks losing the next.
9
And if there had been any disbeliever there he would have been simply annihilated.
10
I myself was a thorough-going disbeliever only two years back.
11
But there is one further foothold for the disbeliever in the historic resurrection of Christ.
12
If anyone does so, the verdict of 'disbeliever in God' shall be passed upon him.
13
The disbeliever was ever a partisan against his Lord.
14
He demurred through pride, and so became a disbeliever.
15
I say okay, I like you as a disbeliever.
16
Ginny wasn't religious-butneither was she a disbeliever.
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