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incredulities Meaning
incredulities
the quality or state of being incredulous
incredulities Sentence Examples
- The jury's verdict sent ripples of disbelief and incredulities throughout the courtroom.
- The politician's outrageous claims were met with a chorus of incredulities from the audience.
- The doctor couldn't believe his patient's sudden recovery, casting skeptical glances filled with incredulities.
- The discovery of ancient artifacts sparked a flurry of excited whispers and incredulous laughter.
- The athlete's extraordinary performance elicited a mixture of applause and incredulous expressions from the crowd.
- The news of the town's financial collapse sent shockwaves through the community, leaving residents in a state of disbelief and incredulity.
- The artist's surreal painting provoked a flurry of incredulities and intense debate among art critics.
- The witness's testimony contained so many inconsistencies that the judge's face twisted in incredulity.
- The scientist's groundbreaking theory met with a storm of disbelief and incredulity from the scientific community.
- The athlete's victory was so unexpected that it was greeted with a mixture of amazement and incredulity by the spectators.
FAQs About the word incredulities
the quality or state of being incredulous
disbeliefs,skepticism, doubts, nonbeliefs, suspicions,uncertainties, distrust, discredit, denials,mistrust
convictions, credits,beliefs, trusts, credences,faiths, acceptances,
The jury's verdict sent ripples of disbelief and incredulities throughout the courtroom.
The politician's outrageous claims were met with a chorus of incredulities from the audience.
The doctor couldn't believe his patient's sudden recovery, casting skeptical glances filled with incredulities.
The discovery of ancient artifacts sparked a flurry of excited whispers and incredulous laughter.
