unfaith

/ʌnˈfeɪθ/
noun
  1. Lack of faith or trust; disbelief, especially in a religious context.
    • His unfaith in the system led him to question every decision.
    • The priest spoke about the dangers of unfaith in a modern world.
    • She struggled with unfaith after the tragedy shook her beliefs.
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