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Meanings of incredulity in English
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incredulitat Usage of incredulity in English
1
Three years ago, I would have watched these news reports with incredulity.
2
The child turned quickly; in her eyes and voice incredulity was unrestrained.
3
They laughed; and I read incredulity on the faces of the judges.
4
Surprise and incredulity were in the tones of the quavering old voice.
5
Countless other citizens must be watching the media feeds with equal incredulity.
6
The historians, Tacitus in particular, have treated this with too much incredulity.
7
Such is my incredulity; and I see no way to avoid it.
8
And Ianto,' he concluded with a note of incredulity, 'is Trevor Swanson.'
9
The colonel quivered; then he smiled, and made a motion of incredulity.
10
The two pairs of eyes were fixed upon him in horrified incredulity.
11
The great Frederic had made his court the centre of religious incredulity.
12
Trump's interest in buying Greenland has been met with incredulity and humor.
13
You've never cared about someone? she asked, unable to hide her incredulity.
14
In his incredulity, he resorted to strong language, or strong acronyms anyway.
15
There was incredulity in his voice, and a certain amount of bewilderment.
16
The countenance of Welbeck now betrayed a mixture of incredulity and horror.
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Incredulity through the time
Incredulity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common