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Meanings of half incredulous in English
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Usage of half incredulous in English
1
The earl's face, half indignant, half incredulous, wholly curious, made Ormiston smile.
2
She looked at him radiant, half incredulous-thepious wish shining in her eyes.
3
Paaker looked at the dwarf half incredulous and half threatening.
4
The chorus, half incredulous, demand what messenger conveyed the intelligence.
5
He wondered, half incredulous, if that was in deed true.
6
She leant over the back of a chair, watching him, half incredulous, half amused.
7
Proclus was covered with confusion, but still seemed half incredulous.
8
Lucrezia was terrified, almost like one assailed suddenly by robbers, terrified and half incredulous.
9
His eyes lift back to me, half amused, half incredulous.
10
I asked again, half incredulous after so many disappointments.
11
A smile, half whimsical, half incredulous, lit his eyes.
12
Banks, whose own force was cut down by heavy drafts to the eastward, was half incredulous.
13
He bore with what she said to him, half disappointed and depressed, yet also half incredulous.
14
I understand that look, half incredulous, half inquisitive.
15
No wonder that the Greek genius, half incredulous of the soul, clung with such tenacity to Youth.
16
Her look was half offended, half incredulous.
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