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disbelief

[dis-bi-leef] / ˌdɪs bɪˈlif /


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But if that top — whenever it occurs — follows historical norms, it will be met with widespread disbelief — just the opposite of how market timers reacted to Tuesday’s big drop.

From MarketWatch

But if that top — whenever it occurs — follows historical norms, it will be met with widespread disbelief — just the opposite of how market timers reacted to Tuesday’s big drop.

From MarketWatch

We’ve been groping through this land of disbelief for some time now.

From Salon

“You ‘need’ them?” she asked, her bushy eyebrows practically leaving her face in disbelief.

From Literature

But they were eventually contained by a large barrier of police and stewards, and their anger turned to delight and disbelief when the penalty was saved after the game restarted.

From Barron's