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disbelief
noun as in doubt, skepticism
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Example Sentences
The letter says "we are writing in absolute disbelief" that, once again, the "evil Hashem Abedi has been allowed to cause danger to life".
Any author must suspend disbelief at least as much as their readers, and the key to writing for teens is to treat their experiences as valid and important.
Postecoglou's expression of thunder turned to one of complete disbelief when he went back to the bench to review the moment on a monitor.
That Violet could conceivably do the same thing is the film’s biggest weakness, a plot hole that could swallow viewers who can’t suspend disbelief.
After undergoing an MRI, Munn had a conversation with her doctor that, to this day, she describes with stunned disbelief.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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