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the incredulity
noun
Unwillingness or inability to believe; doubt about the truth or verisimilitude of something; disbelief.
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The incredulity stirred by the National Gallery charade?
Louise and her friends summed up the incredulity of many.
8. Zubrowka £19.99, waitrosewine.com I can hear the incredulity, "a flavoured vodka, really?".
And watched the incredulity grow on their faces as they contemplated the stupidity of adults.
But the opera does nothing to mitigate the incredulity of the film.
"What are you?" a handsome detective asks with the incredulity Nancy tends to inspire.
To make alternative history credible, you have to register the incredulity of those it's happening to.
I've always looked on with the incredulity of an amateur at the success of the series.
"It's about the incredulity that I could still be fooled into looking for a perfect moment".
So why the incredulity at Hosszu's almost absurdly quick world record in the 400m individual medley?
Indeed, to the incredulity of all, Jack was still a licensed boxer.
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