unfaith (Meaning)

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unfaith (n.)

Absence or want of faith; faithlessness; distrust; unbelief.

No weak antonyms found.

The child's unfaith in his parents grew as their promises were repeatedly broken.
The scientist's unfaith in the supernatural led him to reject the existence of ghosts.
The politician's unfaith in the electoral process undermined his campaign.
The doctor's unfaith in alternative medicine prevented him from considering it as a treatment option.
The lover's unfaith shattered her trust, leaving her with a broken heart.
The employee's unfaith in his manager's leadership abilities created a hostile work environment.
The nation's unfaith in its government led to widespread civil unrest.
The believer's unfaith in his religion led him to abandon his faith.
The investor's unfaith in the stock market resulted in him withdrawing his funds.
The student's unfaith in her abilities prevented her from reaching her full potential.

Absence or want of faith; faithlessness; distrust; unbelief.

doubt, uncertainty,denial, distrust, skepticism, mistrust, rejection, repudiation, incredulity,suspicion

belief,belief, faith, credit, faith, credit, credence, trust, trust, credence

The child's unfaith in his parents grew as their promises were repeatedly broken.

The scientist's unfaith in the supernatural led him to reject the existence of ghosts.

The politician's unfaith in the electoral process undermined his campaign.

The doctor's unfaith in alternative medicine prevented him from considering it as a treatment option.