1. plural of disbelief; the state or act of not believing; refusal or inability to accept something as true
Usage: typically used in the plural to refer to multiple instances or expressions of disbelief

Examples

• The audience's disbeliefs were evident from their skeptical expressions.
• Her disbeliefs about the conspiracy theory were well-founded.
• The scientist addressed the disbeliefs surrounding the new research findings.
• Many people's disbeliefs in supernatural phenomena are based on rational thinking.
• His disbeliefs about the company's promises proved justified when the product failed.
• The panel discussed various disbeliefs held by the general public about climate science.