Disbelieved

Court papers released over the past two months show Fox executives, producers and personalities privately disbelieved Trump’s claims of a fraudulent election.

She tried to report an incident in 1997 but she was disbelieved and felt let down by them.

The relationship of trust between the news media and their audiences is central to the very idea of journalism: there really is little value to reporting that is disbelieved.

But whoever disbelieved after this, they are the Fasiqun (rebellious and disobedient to Allah).

Conversely, Ford’s story might be disbelieved because she kept it together and stayed calm.

She has sided with those who disbelieved, disrespected, and even mocked survivors,” after she announced her intention to vote in favor of Kavanaugh.

Even one of his sons disbelieved him, stayed behind, and was drowned.

He frankly disbelieved in toleration; "that state," he said, "could never be in safety where there was a toleration of two religions.

Indeed, he disbelieved even in the possibility of a general thought as a psychological fact.

Similarly, the lies of a dictatorship are neither believed nor disbelieved; they pertain to an intermediate plane, and their purpose is to conceal or justify sordid or atrocious realities.

When first informed he disbelieved the crow and turned all crows black (where they were previously white) as a punishment for spreading untruths.

Whitlam's campaign team disbelieved the results at first, but additional polling returns were clear: the electorate had turned against Labor.