disbelief in Greek
disbelief in Greek is δυσπιστία, σκεπτικισμός, κατάπληξη — disbelief means an unwillingness or inability to believe that something is true.
disbelief in Greek
δυσπιστία
Pronounced: dyspistia
An unpreparedness, unwillingness, or an inability to believe that something is the case.
σκεπτικισμός
Pronounced: skeptikismos
An unpreparedness, unwillingness, or an inability to believe that something is the case.
κατάπληξη
Pronounced: kataplixi
Astonishment.
What does "disbelief" mean?
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noun An unwillingness or inability to believe that something is true.
"She stared at the results in complete disbelief."
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disbelief in a sentence
- She stared at the results in complete disbelief.
- His claims were met with widespread disbelief.
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What is "disbelief" in Greek?
"disbelief" in Greek is δυσπιστία, σκεπτικισμός, κατάπληξη. disbelief means: An unwillingness or inability to believe that something is true.
How do you pronounce δυσπιστία?
"disbelief" in Greek is δυσπιστία, pronounced "dyspistia".
How do you use "disbelief" in a sentence?
Example: "She stared at the results in complete disbelief." In Greek, "disbelief" is δυσπιστία, σκεπτικισμός, κατάπληξη.
Are there other ways to say "disbelief" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "disbelief": δυσπιστία, σκεπτικισμός, κατάπληξη.
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