Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

utter-disbelief

noun

/ˈʌtər dɪsˈbiːʺlɪf/

Definition

A state of complete and profound non-acceptance of a situation or idea.

Examples

After hearing the news, she was in utter disbelief and couldn’t find the words to respond.
His expression was one of utter disbelief when he saw the incredible transformation of the old building.
The announcement left the entire audience in a state of utter disbelief.

Meaning

Utter disbelief refers to an overwhelming sense of skepticism or doubt regarding the truth or reality of something that has been presented or witnessed. This feeling can arise in response to shocking news or an unexpected event.