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incredulous

[in-krej-uh-luhs] / ɪnˈkrɛdʒ ə ləs /


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"They say everything will be fine and that there will be billions of euros of investment, new roads and trade with Iran, America, Europe, Turkey and Azerbaijan," Marut Vanyan says with an incredulous smile.

From BBC

The host grew incredulous when he confronted Ladapo on the fact that Florida did not analyze how ending public school vaccination requirements might lead to increased cases of deadly diseases.

From Salon

Against this backdrop, Ms Han is incredulous that authorities keep asking for proof to recognise her and her son as victims of Hiroshima.

From BBC

James stole the ball but was called for a foul — his look at the referees incredulous as the fans booed.

From Los Angeles Times

Kachuck was incredulous: “There was so much information about malfeasance in the Mexican avocado industry.”

From Los Angeles Times