incredulous — Unwilling or unable to believe something; showing disbelief or skepticism.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Unwilling or unable to believe something; showing disbelief or skepticism.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈkredʒələs/
Korean meaning: 믿기 어려워하는, 의심스러워하는
Korean pronunciation: 인-크레-듈러스 (강세: 크레)
Example Sentences
- My mom was incredulous when I told her I cleaned my room without being asked.
- The teacher's incredulous reaction to his excuse was priceless.
- She was incredulous that her cat had somehow learned to open doors.
incredulous
ADJECTIVE//ɪnˈkredʒələs//
Unwilling or unable to believe something; showing disbelief or skepticism.
Unwilling or unable to believe something; showing disbelief or skepticism.
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Origin
From Latin incredulus, meaning 'not believing' or 'unbelieving'. The word combines the negative prefix with the Latin verb for belief.
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“My mom was incredulous when I told her I cleaned my room without being asked.”
“The teacher's incredulous reaction to his excuse was priceless.”
“She was incredulous that her cat had somehow learned to open doors.”
“The jury remained incredulous throughout the defendant's testimony.”
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