"Complete disbelief" means not being able to believe or accept something, feeling utterly uncertain or skeptical about it.
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- I was both thrilled and in complete disbelief when I saw the sheer mass of new information in front of me. (hollywoodhomestead.com)
- After a moment of complete disbelief, my first reaction was how could it possibly be a safe space if it starts out by attaching a price tag? (nakedpastor.com)
- I remember being in complete disbelief by how fast the process was. (nationalcashcredit.com)
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