Pronunciation: /dɪsbɪˈlivɪŋ/
adjective a word that describes a noun or pronoun, in this case, disbelieving describes a person or their actions of not believing something
A1 She looked at the magic trick with a disbelieving expression.
A2 The children were disbelieving when they heard about Santa Claus.
B1 The jury listened to the defendant's alibi with disbelieving looks.
B2 The scientist was met with disbelieving skepticism when presenting his groundbreaking research.
C1 The disbelieving crowd watched in awe as the magician performed his illusions.
C2 Despite the evidence presented, some remained disbelieving of the theory.
formal The scientist looked at the evidence with a disbelieving expression.
informal She raised an eyebrow in a disbelieving manner.
slang I was totally disbelieving when I heard the news.
figurative His disbelieving eyes told a different story than his words.
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