Not disposed or willing to believe; unbelieving.
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The fashion world was incredulous: McQueen's approach was considered irreverent and anti-fashion.
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Ipu's look was incredulous, as if she didn't believe it would happen.
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When John called me to tell me the news, I was incredulous.
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She caught the note of incredulous contempt in his voice and laughed.
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You need not look so coolly incredulous; it is a positive fact.
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Flick remained incredulous at the way in which the other followed him.
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In provincial France, some were incredulous at the influx of city folk.
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Go on like that with a broken arm? Jondalar asked, looking incredulous.
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There was amazement in that look and a sort of incredulous horror.
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The Mayor was incredulous, the Committee of Fifty showed signs of hesitation.
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His jaw jerked in a way it had when he was incredulous.
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A roar of incredulous laughter broke from the officers round the table.
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The soldier boy listened in respectful silence, but he was utterly incredulous.
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To say I nurtured a medieval atmosphere in a modern, incredulous world.
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At this point Mrs. Dagon coughed in an incredulous and contemptuous manner.
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She looked at her sister with incredulous eyes and in perfect silence.
