What is another word for unbelief?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnbɪlˈiːf], [ ʌnbɪlˈiːf], [ ʌ_n_b_ɪ_l_ˈiː_f]
Synonyms for Unbelief:
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n.
• atheism- freethinkings ,
- godlessnesses ,
- iconoclasms ,
- in fidelities ,
- in fidelity ,
- in-fidelities ,
- in-fidelity ,
- irreligions ,
- non belief ,
- non beliefs ,
- non-beliefs ,
- nonbeliefs ,
- paganisms ,
- un belief ,
- un beliefs ,
- un-belief ,
- un-beliefs .
- agnosticism ,
- cynicism ,
- doubt ,
- incertitude ,
- misgiving ,
- qualm ,
- skepticism ,
- uncertainty ,
- unsureness ,
- wariness .
- dis credit ,
- dis credits ,
- dis-credit ,
- dis-credits ,
- in credulousness ,
- in credulousnesses ,
- in-credulousness ,
- in-credulousnesses .
- apprehensivenesses ,
- fore boding ,
- fore bodings ,
- fore-boding ,
- mis giving ,
- mis-giving ,
- pre monition ,
- pre monitions ,
- pre notion ,
- pre notions ,
- pre sage ,
- pre sages ,
- pre sentiments ,
- pre-monition ,
- pre-notion ,
- pre-notions ,
- pre-sage ,
- pre-sages ,
- pre-sentiment ,
- pre-sentiments ,
- prenotions ,
- un ease ,
- un eases ,
- un-ease ,
- un-eases .
Other synonyms:
- discredit .
Other relevant words:
- Gentilism ,
- Misbelief ,
- Miscreance ,
- Misdoubt ,
- Pyrrhonism ,
- Spurning ,
- Unfaith ,
- agnostic ,
- apprehension ,
- atheism ,
- atheist ,
- bout ,
- cognitive content ,
- content ,
- denial ,
- dissent ,
- distrust ,
- distrustfulness ,
- dubiety ,
- faithlessness ,
- freethinking ,
- godless ,
- godlessness ,
- heresy ,
- heretic ,
- hesitancy ,
- hesitation ,
- humanism ,
- impiety ,
- incredulity ,
- indecision ,
- infidelity ,
- irreligion ,
- irreligious ,
- irresolution ,
- irreverent ,
- mental object ,
- mental rejection ,
- mistrust ,
- nihilism ,
- nonbelief ,
- perplexity ,
- question ,
- rationalist ,
- rejection ,
- repudiation ,
- retraction ,
- scepticism ,
- scruple ,
- secular ,
- secularism ,
- suspense ,
- suspicion ,
- unbelievingness ,
- ungodliness ,
- unorthodox ,
- unorthodoxy ,
- want of faith .
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How to use "Unbelief" in context?
Unbelief is the absence or lack of faith in a god or gods. It is also the philosophical term for not accepting a belief as a truth. The word "unbelief" comes from the Latin verb unbelievere, which means "to set aside, disbelieve", from the past participle of the verb un- "to displace, remove" and believere "to believe", from the root b- "to bend". The Oxford English Dictionary defines disbelief as "the act or state of disbelieving, the state of being without faith or trust".
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