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disbelief

/ˌdɪs.bɪˈliːf/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de ne pas pouvoir ou ne pas vouloir croire quelque chose ; sentiment de doute ou de scepticisme.

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noun

/ˌdɪs.bɪˈliːf/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de ne pas pouvoir ou ne pas vouloir croire quelque chose ; sentiment de doute ou de scepticisme.

A noun referring to the state of being unable or unwilling to believe something; a feeling of doubt or skepticism.

indénombrable

  1. Inability to accept something as trueB2formal

    The state of being unable or unwilling to believe something.

    frincrédulité

    • She stared at him in disbelief when he told her the news.
    • His story was met with complete disbelief by the audience.
    • The audience watched the magic trick in utter disbelief.

    Synonymesdistrustdoubtincredulitymistrustskepticismsuspicion

    Antonymesacceptancebeliefcredencefaithtrust

  2. Lack of faith or trustB2formal

    A feeling of not trusting or having faith in someone or something.

    frincrédulité (manque de foi ou de confiance)

    • There is a growing disbelief in the government's promises.
    • Her disbelief in the system led her to protest.
    • The scandal caused widespread disbelief among the public.

    Synonymesdistrustdoubtmistrustskepticismsuspicion

    Antonymesbeliefconfidencefaithtrust

Formes
  • disbeliefs plural form
  • disbeliefs' possessive plural form
  • disbelief's possessive singular form
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