Disbelief
Pronunciation: /ˌdɪsbɪˈliːf/
Disbelief (noun)
- A feeling that something is not true, or that you cannot accept it as real.
- A public or official rejection of a claim, idea, or statement.
- A lack of belief in a religion or in religious teachings.
Examples
- She stared in disbelief when the message arrived.
- They laughed, but I could see my disbelief in their faces.