Is disbelievement a valid word? if not, what word could I use instead?
It is being used as a noun in this context: The disbelievement of the people...
I couldn't find disbelievement -- so I suggest you not use it.
The disbelief of the people . . . would be much better.
disbelievement is not a word, but you could make it one, like in the frindle! haha
Believe this:
the correct word is:
d-i-s-b-e-l-i-e-f
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/disbelief
Yes, "disbelievement" is not considered a standard word in the English language. The correct term to use instead would be "disbelief." In the context you provided, you can say, "The disbelief of the people" to convey the intended meaning.
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