Definition of unbelieving in English:

unbelieving

adjectiveˌʌnbɪˈliːvɪŋənbəˈlivɪŋ

1Not believing someone or something; incredulous.
Drew could only stand there, wide-eyed and unbelieving
Example sentencesExamples
- She had the audacity to look unbelieving.
- We all watched and listened, almost unbelieving, as the tragic event became international news.
- I blinked, unbelieving, at a churning mass of flames fully 2000-ft across.
- Unbelieving, he watched the girl jump from the top of the branch with the noose around her neck.
- We who have had the scene before our eyes are as startled and as unbelieving yet as when we saw it.
- We called them home and together we all sat frozen, unbelieving, shocked and devastated for the rest of the Sabbath.
- It seemed clear to me now what she had wanted from me this morning but I had been unbelieving.
- However, the plot itself seemed thin, with much of it involving fantastical stories told by the main characters to an unbelieving lawyer.
- Unbelieving, he emailed the casino then emailed them again.
- The entire neighbourhood had gathered, quite unbelieving of the charge.
- He was met with an unbelieving public that refused to elect him.
- Edward, though unbelieving at first, soon sees Lucy's cruelty.
- I gasped hard, unbelieving at the warmth.
- Yet every year when Bolton applies for city status and fails, everyone throws their arms up in unbelieving despair.
- Unbelieving, she tries again: "Are you sure we can't get you anything, you're perfectly welcome?"
- The pale man looked at the change in his hand and then unbelieving up at the assistant.
- He systematically builds up the suspense until ultimately the ending comes upon you surprisingly, almost shockingly, leaving you cold and unbelieving.
- I have known people on the verge of surgery for cancer or bypass surgery who have been declared healed by their unbelieving doctors.
- Suzan stood there in complete silence, unbelieving, a red hand mark evident on the taller girl's face.
- Unbelieving, wide-eyed tourists pressed their noses up to the cage to get a better look.
Synonyms
faithless, non-believing, agnostic, atheistic, non-theistic, heathen, pagan, infidel, irreligious, unenlightened
disbelieving, doubting, doubtful, sceptical, cynical, unconvinced, incredulous
1. 1.1 Having no religious beliefs, or not following a particular religion.
  they were to preach to the unbelieving people
  Example sentencesExamples
  Paul wrote that it is Satan, not God, who blinds the minds of the unbelieving.
  But now Jezebel, Israel's unbelieving queen, was after him, and he had to flee for his life.
  The example of St George, his faith and his courage, are needed today in a wicked and unbelieving world.
  But the ministers I called on were all unbelieving men and modernists.
  This does not mean that we are not to have unbelieving friends.
  Its excommunication banished the unfaithful and unbelieving to the horror of outer darkness forever.
  The statistics are clear; once the average person becomes a believer in Christ, he or she loses contact with all unbelieving friends within two years.
  Paul thought that a believer could divorce and remarry if the unbelieving partner called an end to the marriage.
  Note that Paul spoke to these unbelieving Gentiles about judgement, not the gospel of the grace of God.
  The fact that it is lacking in the world where it should penetrate the unbelieving, is embarrassing.
  The latter defect, at least, can be explained as the accustomed reserve of the Christian apologist when writing for hostile or unbelieving readers.
  Jesus said the unbelieving world will know Christians by their love for each other.
  This fruit distinguishes us from the unbelieving world all around us.
  We will be given the same opportunities as other members of the church to give Christian witness in an unbelieving world.
  In the meantime, they are to be careful not to align with these unbelieving nations, intermarry with them, or worship their false gods.
  Yet it embraces too many theological elements to be considered merely secular, philosophical, or unbelieving.
  Yet fire is the portion to which the Christless and unbelieving will come.
  The unbelieving liberal agenda which the Anglican Bishops have made their very own religion results in this tragedy.
  How can our unbelieving friends be made to credit the sincerity of our convictions?
  There is a very great difference between an unbelieving infant and an unbelieving adult.

Derivatives

unbelievingly

adverbˌʌnbɪˈliːvɪŋliˌənbəˈlivɪŋli

Her head swayed from side to side, unbelievingly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hannah gaped unbelievingly at what he carried.
- As I stood there staring disconsolately, unbelievingly, into the pot, what I saw there was not cooking water but a kind of elemental cream of asparagus soup.
- ‘No,’ Edward said unbelievingly, ‘There's no way.’
- The boy stared unbelievingly at my lowered weapon.

Rhymes

self-deceiving, weaving

Definition of unbelieving in US English:

unbelieving

adjectiveənbəˈlivɪŋənbəˈlēviNG

1Not believing someone or something; incredulous.
Drew could only stand there, wide-eyed and unbelieving
Example sentencesExamples
- It seemed clear to me now what she had wanted from me this morning but I had been unbelieving.
- We who have had the scene before our eyes are as startled and as unbelieving yet as when we saw it.
- However, the plot itself seemed thin, with much of it involving fantastical stories told by the main characters to an unbelieving lawyer.
- He systematically builds up the suspense until ultimately the ending comes upon you surprisingly, almost shockingly, leaving you cold and unbelieving.
- The entire neighbourhood had gathered, quite unbelieving of the charge.
- She had the audacity to look unbelieving.
- He was met with an unbelieving public that refused to elect him.
- We all watched and listened, almost unbelieving, as the tragic event became international news.
- We called them home and together we all sat frozen, unbelieving, shocked and devastated for the rest of the Sabbath.
- I blinked, unbelieving, at a churning mass of flames fully 2000-ft across.
- Yet every year when Bolton applies for city status and fails, everyone throws their arms up in unbelieving despair.
- Unbelieving, he watched the girl jump from the top of the branch with the noose around her neck.
- Unbelieving, he emailed the casino then emailed them again.
- Suzan stood there in complete silence, unbelieving, a red hand mark evident on the taller girl's face.
- Unbelieving, she tries again: "Are you sure we can't get you anything, you're perfectly welcome?"
- I gasped hard, unbelieving at the warmth.
- The pale man looked at the change in his hand and then unbelieving up at the assistant.
- Unbelieving, wide-eyed tourists pressed their noses up to the cage to get a better look.
- Edward, though unbelieving at first, soon sees Lucy's cruelty.
- I have known people on the verge of surgery for cancer or bypass surgery who have been declared healed by their unbelieving doctors.
Synonyms
faithless, non-believing, agnostic, atheistic, non-theistic, heathen, pagan, infidel, irreligious, unenlightened
1. 1.1 Having no religious beliefs, or not following a particular religion.
  they were to preach to the unbelieving people
  Example sentencesExamples
  This does not mean that we are not to have unbelieving friends.
  Paul thought that a believer could divorce and remarry if the unbelieving partner called an end to the marriage.
  Yet fire is the portion to which the Christless and unbelieving will come.
  How can our unbelieving friends be made to credit the sincerity of our convictions?
  The fact that it is lacking in the world where it should penetrate the unbelieving, is embarrassing.
  The statistics are clear; once the average person becomes a believer in Christ, he or she loses contact with all unbelieving friends within two years.
  There is a very great difference between an unbelieving infant and an unbelieving adult.
  In the meantime, they are to be careful not to align with these unbelieving nations, intermarry with them, or worship their false gods.
  Its excommunication banished the unfaithful and unbelieving to the horror of outer darkness forever.
  The unbelieving liberal agenda which the Anglican Bishops have made their very own religion results in this tragedy.
  Yet it embraces too many theological elements to be considered merely secular, philosophical, or unbelieving.
  The latter defect, at least, can be explained as the accustomed reserve of the Christian apologist when writing for hostile or unbelieving readers.
  Paul wrote that it is Satan, not God, who blinds the minds of the unbelieving.
  But now Jezebel, Israel's unbelieving queen, was after him, and he had to flee for his life.
  The example of St George, his faith and his courage, are needed today in a wicked and unbelieving world.
  But the ministers I called on were all unbelieving men and modernists.
  Note that Paul spoke to these unbelieving Gentiles about judgement, not the gospel of the grace of God.
  We will be given the same opportunities as other members of the church to give Christian witness in an unbelieving world.
  Jesus said the unbelieving world will know Christians by their love for each other.
  This fruit distinguishes us from the unbelieving world all around us.

单词	unbelieving
释义	Definition of unbelieving in English: unbelieving adjectiveˌʌnbɪˈliːvɪŋənbəˈlivɪŋ 1Not believing someone or something; incredulous. Drew could only stand there, wide-eyed and unbelieving Example sentencesExamples She had the audacity to look unbelieving. We all watched and listened, almost unbelieving, as the tragic event became international news. I blinked, unbelieving, at a churning mass of flames fully 2000-ft across. Unbelieving, he watched the girl jump from the top of the branch with the noose around her neck. We who have had the scene before our eyes are as startled and as unbelieving yet as when we saw it. We called them home and together we all sat frozen, unbelieving, shocked and devastated for the rest of the Sabbath. It seemed clear to me now what she had wanted from me this morning but I had been unbelieving. However, the plot itself seemed thin, with much of it involving fantastical stories told by the main characters to an unbelieving lawyer. Unbelieving, he emailed the casino then emailed them again. The entire neighbourhood had gathered, quite unbelieving of the charge. He was met with an unbelieving public that refused to elect him. Edward, though unbelieving at first, soon sees Lucy's cruelty. I gasped hard, unbelieving at the warmth. Yet every year when Bolton applies for city status and fails, everyone throws their arms up in unbelieving despair. Unbelieving, she tries again: "Are you sure we can't get you anything, you're perfectly welcome?" The pale man looked at the change in his hand and then unbelieving up at the assistant. He systematically builds up the suspense until ultimately the ending comes upon you surprisingly, almost shockingly, leaving you cold and unbelieving. I have known people on the verge of surgery for cancer or bypass surgery who have been declared healed by their unbelieving doctors. Suzan stood there in complete silence, unbelieving, a red hand mark evident on the taller girl's face. Unbelieving, wide-eyed tourists pressed their noses up to the cage to get a better look. Synonyms faithless, non-believing, agnostic, atheistic, non-theistic, heathen, pagan, infidel, irreligious, unenlightened disbelieving, doubting, doubtful, sceptical, cynical, unconvinced, incredulous 1.1 Having no religious beliefs, or not following a particular religion. they were to preach to the unbelieving people Example sentencesExamples Paul wrote that it is Satan, not God, who blinds the minds of the unbelieving. But now Jezebel, Israel's unbelieving queen, was after him, and he had to flee for his life. The example of St George, his faith and his courage, are needed today in a wicked and unbelieving world. But the ministers I called on were all unbelieving men and modernists. This does not mean that we are not to have unbelieving friends. Its excommunication banished the unfaithful and unbelieving to the horror of outer darkness forever. The statistics are clear; once the average person becomes a believer in Christ, he or she loses contact with all unbelieving friends within two years. Paul thought that a believer could divorce and remarry if the unbelieving partner called an end to the marriage. Note that Paul spoke to these unbelieving Gentiles about judgement, not the gospel of the grace of God. The fact that it is lacking in the world where it should penetrate the unbelieving, is embarrassing. The latter defect, at least, can be explained as the accustomed reserve of the Christian apologist when writing for hostile or unbelieving readers. Jesus said the unbelieving world will know Christians by their love for each other. This fruit distinguishes us from the unbelieving world all around us. We will be given the same opportunities as other members of the church to give Christian witness in an unbelieving world. In the meantime, they are to be careful not to align with these unbelieving nations, intermarry with them, or worship their false gods. Yet it embraces too many theological elements to be considered merely secular, philosophical, or unbelieving. Yet fire is the portion to which the Christless and unbelieving will come. The unbelieving liberal agenda which the Anglican Bishops have made their very own religion results in this tragedy. How can our unbelieving friends be made to credit the sincerity of our convictions? There is a very great difference between an unbelieving infant and an unbelieving adult. Derivatives unbelievingly adverbˌʌnbɪˈliːvɪŋliˌənbəˈlivɪŋli Her head swayed from side to side, unbelievingly. Example sentencesExamples Hannah gaped unbelievingly at what he carried. As I stood there staring disconsolately, unbelievingly, into the pot, what I saw there was not cooking water but a kind of elemental cream of asparagus soup. ‘No,’ Edward said unbelievingly, ‘There's no way.’ The boy stared unbelievingly at my lowered weapon. Rhymes self-deceiving, weaving Definition of unbelieving in US English: unbelieving adjectiveənbəˈlivɪŋənbəˈlēviNG 1Not believing someone or something; incredulous. Drew could only stand there, wide-eyed and unbelieving Example sentencesExamples It seemed clear to me now what she had wanted from me this morning but I had been unbelieving. We who have had the scene before our eyes are as startled and as unbelieving yet as when we saw it. However, the plot itself seemed thin, with much of it involving fantastical stories told by the main characters to an unbelieving lawyer. He systematically builds up the suspense until ultimately the ending comes upon you surprisingly, almost shockingly, leaving you cold and unbelieving. The entire neighbourhood had gathered, quite unbelieving of the charge. She had the audacity to look unbelieving. He was met with an unbelieving public that refused to elect him. We all watched and listened, almost unbelieving, as the tragic event became international news. We called them home and together we all sat frozen, unbelieving, shocked and devastated for the rest of the Sabbath. I blinked, unbelieving, at a churning mass of flames fully 2000-ft across. Yet every year when Bolton applies for city status and fails, everyone throws their arms up in unbelieving despair. Unbelieving, he watched the girl jump from the top of the branch with the noose around her neck. Unbelieving, he emailed the casino then emailed them again. Suzan stood there in complete silence, unbelieving, a red hand mark evident on the taller girl's face. Unbelieving, she tries again: "Are you sure we can't get you anything, you're perfectly welcome?" I gasped hard, unbelieving at the warmth. The pale man looked at the change in his hand and then unbelieving up at the assistant. Unbelieving, wide-eyed tourists pressed their noses up to the cage to get a better look. Edward, though unbelieving at first, soon sees Lucy's cruelty. I have known people on the verge of surgery for cancer or bypass surgery who have been declared healed by their unbelieving doctors. Synonyms faithless, non-believing, agnostic, atheistic, non-theistic, heathen, pagan, infidel, irreligious, unenlightened 1.1 Having no religious beliefs, or not following a particular religion. they were to preach to the unbelieving people Example sentencesExamples This does not mean that we are not to have unbelieving friends. Paul thought that a believer could divorce and remarry if the unbelieving partner called an end to the marriage. Yet fire is the portion to which the Christless and unbelieving will come. How can our unbelieving friends be made to credit the sincerity of our convictions? The fact that it is lacking in the world where it should penetrate the unbelieving, is embarrassing. The statistics are clear; once the average person becomes a believer in Christ, he or she loses contact with all unbelieving friends within two years. There is a very great difference between an unbelieving infant and an unbelieving adult. In the meantime, they are to be careful not to align with these unbelieving nations, intermarry with them, or worship their false gods. Its excommunication banished the unfaithful and unbelieving to the horror of outer darkness forever. The unbelieving liberal agenda which the Anglican Bishops have made their very own religion results in this tragedy. Yet it embraces too many theological elements to be considered merely secular, philosophical, or unbelieving. The latter defect, at least, can be explained as the accustomed reserve of the Christian apologist when writing for hostile or unbelieving readers. Paul wrote that it is Satan, not God, who blinds the minds of the unbelieving. But now Jezebel, Israel's unbelieving queen, was after him, and he had to flee for his life. The example of St George, his faith and his courage, are needed today in a wicked and unbelieving world. But the ministers I called on were all unbelieving men and modernists. Note that Paul spoke to these unbelieving Gentiles about judgement, not the gospel of the grace of God. We will be given the same opportunities as other members of the church to give Christian witness in an unbelieving world. Jesus said the unbelieving world will know Christians by their love for each other. This fruit distinguishes us from the unbelieving world all around us.
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