disbeliever (dis be lever)

lieves; one who refuses belief; the truth of some proposition or statement; an unbeliever. An humble soul is frighted into sentiments, because a man of great name pronounces heresy upon the contrary sentiments, and casts the disbeliever out of the Church. =Syn. Unbeliever , Skeptic , etc. See infidel . Watts . disbench (dis-bench'), v. t. [ Sir, I hope my words disbench'd you not. Shak ., Cor., ii. 2. 2. In Eng. law, to deprive of the status and privileges of a bencher. disbend (dis-bend'), v. t. [ As liberty a courage doth impart, So bondage doth disbend , else break, the heart. Stirling , Julius Cæsar, cho. 3. disbindt (dis-bind'), v . t. [ dis -priv. + bind . Cf. disbend and disband .] To unbind; loosen. Nay, how dare we disbind or loose ourselves from the tye of that way of agnizing and honouring God, which the Christian church from her first beginnings durst not doe? J. Mede , Discourses, i. 2.