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disbeliever

/ˌdɪs.bɪˈliː.vər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que se niega a creer, especialmente en un contexto religioso o divino, o que muestra escepticismo o falta de confianza hacia algo.

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noun

/ˌdɪs.bɪˈliː.vər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que se niega a creer, especialmente en un contexto religioso o divino, o que muestra escepticismo o falta de confianza hacia algo.

A noun referring to someone who refuses to believe, especially in a religious or divine context.

  1. Non-believer in a divinityB2formal

    A person who refuses to accept the existence of a god or gods, or who rejects a particular religious faith.

    esno creyente

    • The missionary tried to convert the disbelievers in the village.
    • He was known as a disbeliever among his devout family.
    • Disbelievers often face social pressure in strongly religious communities.

    Sinónimosatheistheatheninfidelnonbelieverunbeliever

    Antónimosbelievertheist

  2. Skeptic or doubterB2formal

    A person who does not accept something as true or real, often requiring strong evidence.

    esEscéptico o incrédulo

    • She was a disbeliever in the conspiracy theory until she saw the evidence.
    • The scientist remained a disbeliever of the unproven hypothesis.
    • Disbelievers of the new policy argued for more data.

    Sinónimoscynicdoubterdoubting thomasquestionerskeptic

    Antónimosbeliever

Formas
  • disbelievers plural form
  • disbelievers' possessive plural form
  • disbeliever's possessive singular form
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