12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disbelieve' in a Sentence
"To refuse or reject belief in something; to have no belief in it." more
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Jenny had disbelieved the magic trick until it was explained.
The explorer found it hard to disbelieve the discovery of a hidden treasure chest.
He was disbelieving the incredible story told by the time traveler.
The goalkeeper was disbelieving as the opposing team scored a goal in the last minute.
The audience was disbelieving the unexpected twist in the movie's plot.
Before the truth unfolds, they will have disbelieved the rumors circulating in the small town.
People may disbelieve in the paranormal until they experience it.
The teacher urged the students not to disbelieve in their ability to succeed.
The child is disbelieving the magic trick performed by the magician.
The detective has disbelieved the suspect's alibi for the night of the crime.
As a skeptic, he tended to disbelieve most conspiracy theories.
They have been disbelieving the excuses given for the project delay.
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