misbelieve Antonyms
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Meaning of misbelieve
Wordnet
misbelieve (v)
hold a false or unorthodox belief
Webster
misbelieve (v. i.)
To believe erroneously, or in a false religion.
misbelieve Sentence Examples
- I was misled by the sales pitch, as I misbelieved the product's capabilities.
- The rumor that the company was going bankrupt was false, and many people misbelieved it.
- I have always misbelieved the notion that money can buy happiness.
- The conspiracy theorist misbelieves the official narrative and concocts elaborate theories based on misinformation.
- The politician appealed to the misbeliefs of the electorate to gain their support.
- The scientist's hypothesis was refuted by subsequent research, proving that it was based on misbelief.
- The teacher corrected the student's misbelief that the Earth was flat.
- Social media can be an echo chamber that reinforces misbeliefs.
- Critical thinking is essential for preventing misbeliefs from taking hold.
- Education plays a vital role in dispelling misbeliefs and promoting informed decision-making.
FAQs About the word misbelieve
hold a false or unorthodox beliefTo believe erroneously, or in a false religion.
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I was misled by the sales pitch, as I misbelieved the product's capabilities.
The rumor that the company was going bankrupt was false, and many people misbelieved it.
I have always misbelieved the notion that money can buy happiness.
The conspiracy theorist misbelieves the official narrative and concocts elaborate theories based on misinformation.
