disbelieve Definition
dis·be·lieve (dis′bə lēv′, dis′-)
transitive verb -·lieved′, -·liev′·ing
to refuse to believe; reject as untrue
intransitive verb
to refuse to believe (in)
disbelieve Related Forms
dis′·be·liev′er noun
disbelieve Usage Examples
Object
- husband: My point here is: What is the spiritual wisdom behind the disbelieving husbands being purified through their marriage to the believing wives?
- claim: You need not worry about believing or disbelieving the claim right away.
- people: Thou art our Patron, so grant us victory over the disbelieving people " ( ii.
- proposition: The events of the last quarter century have upheld those who disbelieved this proposition.
- everything: At the other end, we can be totally skeptical ie, disbelieve everything.
- anything: I had no reason to disbelieve anything he told me.
Used with why or when
- what: I have no reason to disbelieve what he says; however the flat in which he is living has become infested with fleas.
- when: And the impact of being disbelieved when suffering can only exacerbate an individualâs sense of isolation and pain.
Modifying Another Word
- still: I know some of you were still disbelieving me about using a plane iron - so this should convince you for certain!
- not: Behold the word of the Lord, receive it; do not disbelieve what the Lord says.
- n't: The problem was, she did n't disbelieve in them either.
- therein: But if these disbelieve therein, then indeed We shall entrust it to a people who will not be disbelievers therein.
- surely: Maida ' They surely disbelieve who say: Lo!
- totally: Struggling up the South Downs over the next week with 2 totally disbelieving border collies was a test for all three of us!
Preposition: in
- Christianity: We neither choose to disbelieve in Christianity nor are we responsible for the beliefs that happen to us.
- existence: Emphasize that we do not disbelieve in existence of lunar... .
- resurrection: They disbelieved in the resurrection of the external body.
- revelation: If someone disbelieves in the revelation of the Qur'an then it is not necessarily a sin.
- angel: The Sadducees, for example, disbelieved in angels as well as the resurrection.
- faith: Whoso disbelieves in the faith, his work has failed, and in the world to come he shall be among the losers.
Browse dictionary entries near disbelieve
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- ‹ disaster
- ‹ disassociate
- ‹ disassemble
- ‹ disarticulate
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