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Meanings of unbelieving in English
Denying or questioning the tenets of especially a religion.
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Examples for "skeptical"
Examples for "skeptical"
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But lenders remain skeptical and expect a balanced primary budget this year.
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He is skeptical of any peaceful solution and saw more violence ahead.
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However, several of Schapiro's four SEC commissioner colleagues seem to be skeptical.
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Some analysts remain skeptical that Jordan will agree to use Israeli gas.
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I've heard promises and seen plans, but the community is naturally skeptical.
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He is sceptical of any peaceful solution and saw more violence ahead.
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Some analysts remain sceptical that Jordan will agree to use Israeli gas.
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Teggart is sceptical but said families were open to hearing all evidence.
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She is sceptical her former party's culture will change any time soon.
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The report appears sceptical of current policy formation in the education sector.
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We will comply.' With an effort, he pulled a disbelieving Bars aside.
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So if I start disbelieving him, I'd have to start disbelieving others.
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Some muttered insults and accusations, whilst others merely looked shocked and disbelieving.
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Liberation will be won through simply not disbelieving it upon hearing it.
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He went on to discuss the entire position of the disbelieving cleric.
Holding that only material phenomena can be known and knowledge of spiritual matters or ultimate causes is impossible.
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Usage of unbelieving in English
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Those few capable of unbelieving the horde will simply be more efficient.
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This is sufficient reply to the unbelieving flouters at the moral law.
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The leading statesmen of the age were avowedly indifferent or professedly unbelieving.
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The unbelieving husband and father declared he would never be distrustful again.
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Our doctrines thereby carry credence even to the most impious and unbelieving.
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Hours ago he had sent out the almost unbelieving footman for them.
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My voice was unbelieving, and at something in my face Jimmy laughed.
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For an instant he stood unbelieving, then the truth dawned upon him.
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Watching unbelieving, Morris saw the fierce eyes begin to lose their fire.
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Love is so blind, and shy, and unbelieving, the poets tell us.
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But to an unbelieving person nothing renders service or work for good.
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I have read thy letter, O thou son of an unbelieving mother.
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When you are the man the Emperor most admires? Macrina was unbelieving.
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Very sad. Now Updike did look up, his eyes sardonic and unbelieving.
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But, except for these very few, Ray had spoken to unbelieving ears.
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Scapelli stares, unbelieving, as the middle finger rises and tilts toward her.
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Unbelieving through the time
Unbelieving across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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