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Meanings of meet with incredulity in English

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Usage of meet with incredulity in English
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Trump's interest in buying Greenland has been met with incredulity and humor.
Reuters
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Not only that, I should be met with incredulity and ridicule-'awoman!
The Secret Power
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The move was met with incredulity and applause across the world.
The Guardian
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Spluttering outrage here has been met with incredulity there.
The Irish Times
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There are few things more annoying than to find one's positive convictions met with incredulity.
Stories by English Authors: England
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I had of course met with incredulity in Karhide, but seldom with a will to incredulity.
The Left Hand of Darkness
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But the development was met with incredulity and outrage on the homepage of the major Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
The Guardian
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Ring colleges to inquire about booking halls or pitches and you will be met with incredulity that you're even asking.
The Irish Times
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May's demands that the trade talks should occur before a divorce bill had been agreed were met with incredulity, according to the leaks.
The Guardian
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On the crowded sidelines of the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in snowy Davos, the news was met with incredulity and then scorn.
Reuters