Believing something with absolute certainty is one end of a belief spectrum, while disbelief is the other end of this spectrum. Disbelief refers to skepticism or doubt about the truth of something. Antonyms for disbelief, therefore, are words that show the opposite meaning of disbelief, such as faith, trust, confidence, and assurance. Each of these words represents a positive attitude about the veracity of something. Faith, for example, indicates a strong belief in something without requiring proof, while trust and confidence signify taking someone or something at their word. Assurance refers to a state of certainty or feeling that something is guaranteed to happen or be true. Together, these antonyms provide a range of positive options for those who want to express confidence in a subject.

What are the antonyms for Disbelief?

• n.

  • acceptance
  • Accedence
  ,
  • accedences
  ,
  • acceptings
  ,
  • acquirings
  ,
  • co operation
  ,
  • co operations
  ,
  • co-operation
  ,
  • co-operations
  ,
  • gainings
  ,
  • goahead
  ,
  • obtainings
  ,
  • re-cognitions
  ,
  • receivings
  ,
  • seal approval
  ,
  • seal of approval
  ,
  • under taking
  ,
  • under-taking
  ,
  • under-takings
  ,
  • yeses
  .
  • agreement, taking
  • acceptance
  .
  • anticipation
  • expectancy
  .
  • appreciation
  • thankfulness
  .
  • assumption
  • assumings
  ,
  • hypo thesis
  ,
  • hypo-thesis
  ,
  • postulation
  ,
  • pre mise
  ,
  • pre mises
  ,
  • pre-mise
  ,
  • pre-mises
  ,
  • presupposition
  ,
  • shot the dark
  ,
  • sneaking suspicions
  ,
  • supposal
  ,
  • supposals
  ,
  • sur mise
  ,
  • sur mises
  ,
  • sur-mise
  ,
  • sur-mises
  ,
  • theorization
  ,
  • theorizations
  .
  • assurance
  • self confidence
  ,
  • self reliance
  ,
  • selfconfidence
  ,
  • selfreliance
  .
  • attention, scrutiny
  • observation
  .
  • awareness, perception
  • sense
  .
  • belief
  • be lief
  ,
  • be-lief
  ,
  • dogma
  ,
  • fundamental
  ,
  • hypothesis
  ,
  • in tuition
  ,
  • in tuitions
  ,
  • in-tuition
  ,
  • in-tuitions
  ,
  • opinion
  ,
  • pre cept
  ,
  • pre-cept
  ,
  • sayso
  ,
  • thesis
  .
  • belief in divinity; system of beliefs
  • religion
  .
  • belief in something
  • confidence
  .
  • belief in something as true, trustworthy
  • trust
  .
  • belief, anticipation
  • expectation
  .
  • belief, guess
  • estimation
  .
  • belief, opinion
  • conviction
  .
  • belief, principle
  • tenet
  .
  • belief, principles
  • creed
  .
  • brainpower
  • i q
  ,
  • i q s
  ,
  • intellectual powers
  ,
  • mental abilities
  ,
  • mental capacities
  ,
  • mental capacity
  .
  • capability of the mind; someone with capable mind
  • intellect
  .
  • certainty
  • Authoritativeness
  ,
  • all sewn up
  ,
  • all sewn ups
  ,
  • authoritativenesses
  ,
  • de finiteness
  ,
  • de finitenesses
  ,
  • de-finiteness
  ,
  • de-finitenesses
  ,
  • definiteness
  ,
  • definitenesses
  ,
  • indubitablenesses
  ,
  • inevitabilities
  ,
  • inevitability
  ,
  • open and shut case
  ,
  • open and shut cases
  ,
  • open shut case
  ,
  • open shut cases
  ,
  • positivism
  ,
  • positivisms
  ,
  • rain shine
  ,
  • shoo in
  ,
  • shooin
  ,
  • staunchness
  ,
  • staunchnesses
  ,
  • sure bet
  ,
  • sure bets
  ,
  • surefire
  ,
  • surefires
  ,
  • wrap ups
  ,
  • wrap-up
  ,
  • wrap-ups
  ,
  • wrapup
  ,
  • wrapups
  .
  • church
  • ISMS
  ,
  • ism
  .
  • commonly held opinion of person's character
  • reputation
  .
  • communion
  • breaking of bread
  ,
  • lord supper
  ,
  • lords supper
  .
  • comprehension, appreciation
  • understanding
  .
  • confidence
  • assurance
  ,
  • reliance
  .
  • conviction
  • judgment call
  ,
  • say so
  .
  • credence
  • admittings
  .
  • credit
  • Plastics
  ,
  • capital outlay
  ,
  • capital outlays
  ,
  • ex tension
  ,
  • ex-tension
  ,
  • ex-tensions
  ,
  • installment buying
  ,
  • on account
  ,
  • on accounts
  ,
  • on arm
  ,
  • on cuff
  ,
  • on the arm
  ,
  • pat back
  ,
  • pat the back
  ,
  • re gards
  ,
  • re nown
  ,
  • re spite
  ,
  • re spites
  ,
  • re-gard
  ,
  • re-nown
  ,
  • re-spites
  ,
  • renowns
  ,
  • surplus cash
  ,
  • surplus cashes
  .
  • creed
  • articles faith
  ,
  • weltanschauungs
  .
  • cult
  • Cultus
  ,
  • Cultuses
  ,
  • culti
  ,
  • faddism
  .
  • denomination
  • de nomination
  ,
  • de nominations
  ,
  • de-nomination
  ,
  • de-nominations
  .
  • dependence
  • de pendencies
  ,
  • de pendency
  ,
  • de-pendencies
  ,
  • de-pendency
  ,
  • jones
  ,
  • joneses
  .
  • devotion, religiousness
  • piety
  .
  • doctrine
  • Credenda
  ,
  • article faith
  ,
  • credendas
  ,
  • implantation
  ,
  • implantations
  ,
  • inculcation
  ,
  • inculcations
  ,
  • pro position
  ,
  • pro positions
  ,
  • pro-positions
  ,
  • propaganda
  ,
  • universal law
  ,
  • universal laws
  ,
  • unwritten rule
  ,
  • unwritten rules
  .
  • dogma
  • orthodoxy
  .
  • doubt, skepticism
  • belief
  ,
  • certainty
  ,
  • faith
  ,
  • ratification
  .
  • emotion, belief
  • sentiment
  .
  • encouragement
  • consolings
  ,
  • enlivenings
  ,
  • inspiritment
  ,
  • inspiritments
  ,
  • invigoration
  ,
  • invigorations
  ,
  • pro motions
  ,
  • pro-motion
  ,
  • re assurance
  ,
  • re assurances
  ,
  • re lief
  ,
  • re-assurance
  ,
  • re-assurances
  ,
  • re-assuring
  ,
  • re-lief
  ,
  • reassurance
  ,
  • reassurances
  ,
  • reassurings
  ,
  • relievings
  ,
  • shot arm
  ,
  • shot in arm
  ,
  • shot in the arm
  ,
  • shot the arm
  ,
  • solacings
  ,
  • supportings
  .
  • estimation
  • calculatings
  ,
  • cipherings
  ,
  • considered opinion
  ,
  • considered opinions
  ,
  • predictings
  ,
  • re spect
  ,
  • re spects
  ,
  • re-spect
  ,
  • re-spects
  .
  • estimation, faith
  • stock
  .
  • expectancy
  • looking forward
  ,
  • looking forwards
  ,
  • out look
  ,
  • out looks
  ,
  • out-look
  ,
  • out-looks
  ,
  • pre dictions
  ,
  • pre sentiments
  ,
  • pre-diction
  ,
  • pre-dictions
  ,
  • pre-sentiment
  ,
  • pre-sentiments
  ,
  • pro spect
  ,
  • pro spects
  ,
  • pro-spects
  .
  • expectation
  • de sign
  ,
  • de signs
  ,
  • de-sign
  ,
  • de-signs
  ,
  • fore cast
  ,
  • fore casts
  ,
  • fore-cast
  ,
  • fore-casts
  ,
  • pro mise
  ,
  • pro mises
  ,
  • pro-mise
  ,
  • pro-mises
  .
  • explanation based on hypothesis and experiments
  • theorem
  .
  • eye
  • dis crimination
  ,
  • dis criminations
  ,
  • dis-crimination
  ,
  • dis-criminations
  ,
  • point view
  .
  • faith
  • Doxies
  ,
  • credulities
  ,
  • credulity
  ,
  • doxy
  ,
  • re velation
  ,
  • re velations
  ,
  • re-velation
  ,
  • re-velations
  ,
  • theism
  ,
  • truthfulness
  .
  • fame
  • pre eminence
  ,
  • pre eminences
  ,
  • pre-eminence
  ,
  • pre-eminences
  ,
  • public esteem
  ,
  • public esteems
  .
  • feeling
  • re actions
  .
  • formation of mental objects
  • thought
  .
  • group sharing belief
  • cult
  .
  • help, support
  • encouragement
  .
  • honor
  • Immortalization
  ,
  • canonization
  ,
  • canonizations
  ,
  • deification
  ,
  • deifications
  ,
  • high standing
  ,
  • high standings
  ,
  • immortalizations
  ,
  • lionization
  ,
  • lionizations
  .
  • honor, integrity
  • virtue
  .
  • hope
  • bright side
  ,
  • bright sides
  ,
  • castles air
  ,
  • castles in air
  ,
  • de sire
  ,
  • de sires
  ,
  • de-sire
  ,
  • de-sires
  ,
  • fool paradise
  ,
  • greedy glutton
  ,
  • greedy gluttons
  ,
  • hopefulness
  ,
  • hopefulnesses
  ,
  • light at end of tunnel
  ,
  • light at end tunnel
  ,
  • light end of tunnel
  ,
  • light end tunnel
  ,
  • rosiness
  ,
  • rosinesses
  ,
  • thing with feather
  ,
  • thing with feathers
  .
  • idea
  • believed abstraction
  ,
  • believed abstractions
  .
  • idea, impression
  • feeling
  .
  • identification, acknowledgment
  • recognition
  .
  • inclination
  • cup tea
  ,
  • dis position
  ,
  • dis positions
  ,
  • dis-position
  ,
  • dis-positions
  ,
  • druthers
  ,
  • drutherses
  ,
  • pre disposition
  ,
  • pre dispositions
  ,
  • pre-disposition
  ,
  • velleity
  .
  • influencing to do, believe
  • persuasion
  .
  • intellect
  • Intellectuality
  ,
  • what it take
  ,
  • what it takes
  ,
  • what take
  ,
  • what takes
  .
  • intelligence
  • brainpower
  ,
  • mind
  ,
  • smarts
  .
  • judgment, opinion
  • eye
  .
  • longing; dream
  • hope
  .
  • lucidness
  • clear mind
  ,
  • clear minds
  ,
  • good judgment
  ,
  • good judgments
  ,
  • healthy mind
  ,
  • healthy minds
  ,
  • judiciousness
  ,
  • judiciousnesses
  ,
  • levelheadedness
  ,
  • right mind
  ,
  • right minds
  .
  • mental analysis
  • reason
  .
  • mentality
  • frame mind
  ,
  • head sets
  ,
  • head-set
  ,
  • head-sets
  ,
  • headset
  ,
  • headsets
  ,
  • turn mind
  ,
  • way of thinking
  .
  • mind
  • Re-mark
  ,
  • de termination
  ,
  • de terminations
  ,
  • de-termination
  ,
  • de-terminations
  ,
  • marbles
  ,
  • re collection
  ,
  • re collections
  ,
  • re mark
  ,
  • re marks
  ,
  • re-collection
  ,
  • re-collections
  ,
  • re-marks
  ,
  • sub conscious
  ,
  • sub consciouses
  ,
  • sub-conscious
  ,
  • sub-consciouses
  ,
  • way thinking
  .
  • noun
  • credit
  ,
  • decision
  ,
  • determination
  ,
  • resolution
  ,
  • resolve
  .
  • obligation
  • Accountableness
  ,
  • accountablenesses
  ,
  • committal
  ,
  • committals
  ,
  • de bit
  ,
  • de bits
  ,
  • de-bit
  ,
  • de-bits
  ,
  • devoir
  ,
  • devoirs
  ,
  • due bill
  ,
  • due bills
  ,
  • ought
  ,
  • oughts
  .
  • observation
  • Re-search
  ,
  • ex amination
  ,
  • ex aminations
  ,
  • ex-aminations
  ,
  • in formation
  ,
  • in formations
  ,
  • in-formation
  ,
  • in-formations
  ,
  • monitorings
  ,
  • notice
  ,
  • noticings
  ,
  • once over
  ,
  • onceover
  ,
  • over look
  ,
  • over looks
  ,
  • over-look
  ,
  • over-looks
  ,
  • re cognizing
  ,
  • re search
  ,
  • re searches
  ,
  • re view
  ,
  • re views
  ,
  • re-cognizing
  ,
  • re-view
  ,
  • re-views
  ,
  • recognizings
  ,
  • super visions
  ,
  • super-vision
  ,
  • super-visions
  ,
  • watchings
  .
  • openmindedness
  • openness
  .
  • openness
  • broad mindedness
  ,
  • broad mindednesses
  ,
  • broad-mindedness
  ,
  • broad-mindednesses
  ,
  • broadmindedness
  ,
  • broadmindednesses
  ,
  • receptiveness
  ,
  • receptivity
  .
  • opinion
  • imaginings
  .
  • opinion; principle
  • doctrine
  .
  • orthodoxy
  • ortho doxies
  ,
  • ortho doxy
  ,
  • ortho-doxy
  .
  • persuasion
  • Cajoleries
  ,
  • allurings
  ,
  • arm twist
  ,
  • arm twists
  ,
  • arm-twist
  ,
  • arm-twists
  ,
  • armtwist
  ,
  • armtwists
  ,
  • cajolery
  ,
  • gooses
  ,
  • pro-mote
  ,
  • pro-motes
  ,
  • school of thought
  ,
  • school thought
  ,
  • wheedlings
  ,
  • winning overs
  ,
  • working overs
  .
  • piety
  • docilities
  ,
  • docility
  ,
  • dutifulness
  ,
  • dutifulnesses
  .
  • position, rank
  • standing
  .
  • presupposition
  • pre supposition
  ,
  • pre suppositions
  ,
  • pre-supposition
  .
  • reason
  • generalizations
  ,
  • intellection
  ,
  • rationalism
  ,
  • rationalisms
  ,
  • reasonableness
  ,
  • reasonablenesses
  ,
  • sens
  ,
  • sensibleness
  ,
  • sensiblenesses
  ,
  • sound mind
  ,
  • sound minds
  .
  • receptiveness
  • openmindedness
  .
  • recognition
  • apprehendings
  ,
  • identifyings
  ,
  • pat head
  ,
  • pat on head
  ,
  • perceivings
  ,
  • puffing up
  ,
  • puffing ups
  ,
  • pumping ups
  ,
  • re calling
  ,
  • re callings
  ,
  • re calls
  ,
  • re cognition
  ,
  • re cognitions
  ,
  • re cognizance
  ,
  • re cognizances
  ,
  • re-call
  ,
  • re-calling
  ,
  • re-callings
  ,
  • re-calls
  ,
  • re-cognition
  ,
  • re-cognizance
  ,
  • re-cognizances
  ,
  • recognizance
  ,
  • recognizances
  .
  • reliance
  • dependence
  ,
  • inter dependence
  ,
  • inter dependences
  ,
  • inter dependencies
  ,
  • inter dependency
  ,
  • inter-dependence
  ,
  • inter-dependences
  ,
  • inter-dependencies
  ,
  • inter-dependency
  ,
  • interdependencies
  ,
  • interdependency
  .
  • religion
  • higher power
  ,
  • higher powers
  ,
  • sanctification
  ,
  • sanctifications
  ,
  • spiritual mindedness
  ,
  • spiritual mindednesses
  ,
  • spiritual-mindedness
  ,
  • spiritual-mindednesses
  ,
  • spiritualmindedness
  ,
  • spiritualmindednesses
  .
  • religious belief
  • denomination
  .
  • religious belief, group
  • church
  .
  • religious theory or belief
  • theology
  .
  • reputation
  • acceptabilities
  ,
  • acceptability
  ,
  • dependabilities
  ,
  • dependability
  ,
  • re liability
  ,
  • re-liabilities
  ,
  • re-liability
  ,
  • rep
  ,
  • repute
  ,
  • trustworthiness
  ,
  • trustworthinesses
  .
  • respect
  • honor
  .
  • responsibility
  • obligation
  .
  • rumination
  • ex cogitation
  ,
  • ex cogitations
  ,
  • ex-cogitation
  ,
  • ex-cogitations
  .
  • sacrament in church; body of believers sharing a sacrament
  • communion
  .
  • sanity
  • saneness
  .
  • school
  • way life
  ,
  • way of life
  .
  • school of thought
  • sect
  .
  • sense
  • clear headedness
  ,
  • clear headednesses
  ,
  • clear-headedness
  ,
  • clear-headednesses
  ,
  • clearheadedness
  ,
  • clearheadednesses
  ,
  • in sight
  ,
  • in sights
  ,
  • in-sight
  ,
  • in-sights
  ,
  • pre monition
  ,
  • pre monitions
  ,
  • pre-monition
  .
  • sentiment
  • emotionalisms
  ,
  • hearts and flowers
  ,
  • hearts and flowerses
  ,
  • hearts flowers
  ,
  • hearts flowerses
  ,
  • over emotionalism
  ,
  • over emotionalisms
  ,
  • over-emotionalism
  ,
  • overemotionalism
  ,
  • overemotionalisms
  ,
  • romanticism
  ,
  • romanticisms
  ,
  • softheartedness
  ,
  • softheartednesses
  ,
  • tender feelings
  .
  • smarts
  • acuities
  ,
  • acuity
  ,
  • knowhow
  ,
  • precocity
  ,
  • the right stuffs
  .
  • state of mind; intelligence
  • mentality
  .
  • sureness
  • positiveness
  .
  • taking something for granted; something expected
  • assumption
  .
  • tendency, bent
  • inclination
  .
  • tenet
  • self conviction
  ,
  • self convictions
  ,
  • self-convictions
  ,
  • selfconviction
  ,
  • selfconvictions
  .
  • thankfulness
  • aesthetic sense
  ,
  • aesthetic senses
  ,
  • high regard
  ,
  • high regards
  ,
  • responsivenesss
  ,
  • responsivenessses
  .
  • theorem
  • Principia
  ,
  • principium
  .
  • theory
  • Formularization
  ,
  • codification
  ,
  • codifications
  ,
  • pro vision
  ,
  • pro visions
  ,
  • pro-vision
  ,
  • pro-visions
  .
  • thought
  • carings
  ,
  • concludings
  ,
  • considerings
  ,
  • de liberation
  ,
  • de liberations
  ,
  • de riving
  ,
  • de-liberation
  ,
  • de-liberations
  ,
  • de-riving
  ,
  • deducings
  ,
  • derivings
  ,
  • discernings
  ,
  • ideation
  ,
  • ideations
  ,
  • inducings
  ,
  • inferrings
  ,
  • knowings
  ,
  • rationalizings
  ,
  • re flection
  ,
  • re flections
  ,
  • re-flection
  ,
  • re-flections
  ,
  • realizings
  ,
  • rumination
  ,
  • seeings
  .
  • trust
  • entrustment
  ,
  • entrustments
  ,
  • megacorp
  ,
  • multinational organizations
  ,
  • out fit
  ,
  • out fits
  ,
  • out-fit
  ,
  • out-fits
  ,
  • trusteeship
  .
  • trust, acceptance
  • credence
  .
  • understanding
  • Intendment
  ,
  • common view
  ,
  • common views
  ,
  • handshake
  ,
  • intendments
  ,
  • meeting mind
  ,
  • meeting minds
  ,
  • meeting of mind
  ,
  • meeting of minds
  ,
  • perceptivities
  ,
  • perceptivity
  ,
  • prehension
  ,
  • prehensions
  ,
  • under standing
  ,
  • under standings
  ,
  • under-standing
  ,
  • under-standings
  .
  • virtue
  • good point
  ,
  • high mindedness
  ,
  • high mindednesses
  ,
  • high-mindednesses
  ,
  • highmindedness
  ,
  • in corruptibilities
  ,
  • in corruptibility
  ,
  • in-corruptibilities
  ,
  • in-corruptibility
  ,
  • up rightness
  ,
  • up rightnesses
  ,
  • up-rightness
  ,
  • up-rightnesses
  ,
  • worthiness
  ,
  • worthinesses
  .

• Other relevant words:

• idea
,
• theory
.

Usage examples for Disbelief

Famous quotes with Disbelief

• Sometimes I read a script and it's obvious from early on that it's one where the suspension of disbelief has to develop strongly from page one. Some are more reality-based.

  Gillian Anderson
• You have to suspend disbelief a little bit to buy into your situation and to the story and to how the character will react. You have to tweak your credibility a little bit, is basically what it comes down to.

  Richard Dean Anderson
• The stage is suspension of disbelief. Film is a literal medium.

  Joseph Bologna
• No sadder proof can be given by a man of his own littleness than disbelief in great men.

  Thomas Carlyle
• That willing suspension of disbelief for the moment, which constitutes poetic faith.

  Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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