dis·be·lieve 
/ˌdɪsbəˈli:v/ verb
dis·be·lieves; dis·be·lieved; dis·be·liev·ing /ˌdɪsbəˈli:v/ verb formal : to not believe (someone or something) [+ obj] ▪ Several jurors disbelieved the witness's testimony. [no obj] — + in ▪ She disbelieves in the value of exercise.
— disbelieving adjective
▪ The announcement was met with shocked and disbelieving silence.
▪ The announcement was met with shocked and disbelieving silence.
— dis·be·liev·er noun, plural dis·be·liev·ers [count]
