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Disbelief

Disbelief meaning

An unpreparedness, unwillingness, or an inability to believe that something is the case. | Astonishment. | The loss or abandonment of a belief; the cessation of belief.

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Two members of the Mean Girls Junior Musical cast, Garrett Wolfle, taking off his sunglasses in disbelief, and Lucy Silcox, staring in disbelief, play out their parts in a dress rehearsal on Tuesday evening.

A close-knit community has been left “heartbroken and in disbelief” following the tragic death of a doting dad-of-five.

AFP identified the participant in the photo as a middle-aged gay man in California who said in a Zoom interview that he was in "disbelief" when a concerned friend showed him one of the abusive posts.

A Hexham man has described his 'disbelief' after he miraculously won two cars worth a combined total of £80,000 over Christmas.

Alex said he was in disbelief as the a large number of bees, which were flying around him, were unbothered by his presence.

A Muslim woman from Winnipeg says she's shocked, scared and in disbelief after being accosted twice Friday morning.

And after all of Dr. Frankenstein's hard work pays off, he exclaims a simple phrase in both disbelief and celebration.

At the risk of downplaying comic book culture and superhero culture, most readers come to these stories understanding they have to suspend a certain amount of disbelief regarding each character and not only their stories, but their names and appearance.

Banerjee was arrested as the plotters were rounded up, and those who knew the soft-spoken family man expressed disbelief that he would ever stoop to such crimes.

Brown hit a Bitter buster for a nearfall and sold disbelief after Vandagriff kicked out.

But recent comments made on his have many around the league in disbelief.

But the couple's shock turned to disbelief after they had two more sons, Jesse Joe and Arley Jay, who each arrived on the same date, separated by a few years.

But the look of utter disbelief on Steve Smith’s face in the 28th over of Australia’s innings showed that, in the right hands, an ordinary ball can be coaxed to do extraordinary things.

But this is also an alternate universe where eighteenth-century musicians play twenty-first-century pop hits and the reigning English monarch is toe-curlingly handsome, so let us feel free to exercise some suspension of disbelief.

Church leaders serving up free soup to those in need have been left in disbelief after getting a hoax call from someone claiming to be from environmental health.

Dear Amy: I read the question from the bride calling herself in total disbelief.

During the six years of her asylum process and despite her young age, Imani said she was faced with constant disbelief and hostility by officials who regularly threatened her with deportation.

Even Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand was in complete disbelief after seeing what happened and the referee's decision.

Even when the media sought his comments after the match, the coach appeared at a loss for words, visibly in disbelief.

Expressing disbelief, she revealed that she had already spent the payment she received for the job and felt compelled to proceed with the task.