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disbelief

[dis-bi-leef] / ˌdɪs bɪˈlif /


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Volunteers who spent hours planting 30,000 bulbs in a Bristol park say they were left in "disbelief" after council workers mowed over them just days later.

From BBC

"She just couldn't wait to live," said Sian, adding that she was "angry" and "in disbelief" at how the judicial process had played out.

From BBC

"My first reaction was disbelief that this could have happened," Forsyth says.

From BBC

But those emotions are now mixed with a sense of anxiety and disbelief as the airstrikes continue without a foreseeable end.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a third-quarter that made you rub your eyes in disbelief, Scotland were adventurous and attritional; lethal in scoring tries and savage in the collision areas.

From BBC