disbelieved in English

verb

1

be unable to believe (someone or something).

he seemed to disbelieve her

synonyms: not believe, give no credence to, discredit, discount, doubt, distrust, mistrust, be incredulous, be unconvinced, reject, repudiate, question, challenge, take with a pinch of salt

verb

• not believe, give no credence to, discredit, discount, doubt, distrust, mistrust, be incredulous, be unconvinced, reject, repudiate, question, challenge, take with a pinch of salt
• discredit

Use "disbelieved" in a sentence

1. I disbelieved reports of UFO sightings.

2. For what if some disbelieved? Shall their unbelief annul the faithfulness of God?

3. Rom. 3 For what if some disbelieved? Shall their unbelief annul the faithfulness of God?

4. 24 And the favourite, oddly, is the architect of the prospectus that was disbelieved.

5. Antonyms for Clutched include freed, lost, released, abandoned, broken, dishonoured, dishonored, forgotten, disbelieved and forsook

6. The Greeks and Romans defined an Atheist not as someone who disbelieved in God but as someone who rejected the traditional gods who protected the social order