disbeliever (Meaning)

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disbeliever (n.)

One who disbelieves, or refuses belief; an unbeliever. Specifically, one who does not believe the Christian religion.

No weak antonyms found.

1) The disbeliever was utterly astonished when the magician made the rabbit disappear right before his eyes.
2) Despite the overwhelming evidence presented, the disbeliever remained skeptical and refused to accept the truth.
3) The disbeliever in the power of love had his heart melted by the couple's unwavering devotion.
4) The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was met with resistance from disbelievers who clung to outdated notions.
5) The disbeliever in the importance of education was shocked to find himself struggling to keep up in the modern world.
6) The disbeliever in the existence of extraterrestrial life was left speechless when the alien spacecraft landed right in front of him.
7) The disbeliever had a sudden change of heart when he witnessed the miraculous healing of a sick child.
8) The disbeliever in the power of teamwork was humbled when he saw how much could be accomplished through collaboration.
9) The disbeliever in the beauty of nature was awestruck by the breathtaking scenery of the Grand Canyon.
10) The disbeliever in the existence of true friendship was touched by the unwavering support of his friends during a difficult time.

One who disbelieves, or refuses belief; an unbeliever. Specifically, one who does not believe the Christian religion.

skeptic, questioner,unbeliever, doubter, cynic, misanthrope, pessimist,doubting Thomas, scoffer, agnostic

dupe, sucker, pigeon, dupe, gull, gull, pigeon,sucker,chump, chump

1) The disbeliever was utterly astonished when the magician made the rabbit disappear right before his eyes.

2) Despite the overwhelming evidence presented, the disbeliever remained skeptical and refused to accept the truth.

3) The disbeliever in the power of love had his heart melted by the couple's unwavering devotion.

4) The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was met with resistance from disbelievers who clung to outdated notions.