incredulity (Meaning)

Wordnet

incredulity (n)

doubt about the truth of something

Webster

The state or quality of being i/credulous; a withholding or refusal of belief; skepticism; unbelief; disbelief.

No weak antonyms found.

The audience erupted in incredulity when the magician seemingly levitated above the stage.
Mary received the news with utter incredulity, unable to fathom that her husband had been arrested.
The professor's incredulity grew as the student's unconventional hypothesis challenged established norms.
The sight of a dog walking on its hind legs filled the children with incredulous laughter.
The politician's bold claim was met with widespread incredulity, as many doubted its veracity.
The jury listened with incredulity as the defendant presented an alibi that defied logic.
The scientist's latest discovery вызвал; вызвалo; caused incredulity in the scientific community due to its radical implications.
The traveler's tale of encountering a talking tree was met with amused incredulity.
Rachel expressed her incredulity over the new law, questioning its legality and fairness.
The rumor of a celebrity dating scandal spread rapidly, eliciting incredulous reactions from the public.

doubt about the truth of somethingThe state or quality of being i/credulous; a withholding or refusal of belief; skepticism; unbelief; disbelief.

disbelief, skepticism, suspicion, uncertainty,doubt, unbelief, denial, distrust, discredit,nonbelief

faith, belief, faith,belief, credit, credit, credence, acceptance, credence, trust

The audience erupted in incredulity when the magician seemingly levitated above the stage.

Mary received the news with utter incredulity, unable to fathom that her husband had been arrested.

The professor's incredulity grew as the student's unconventional hypothesis challenged established norms.

The sight of a dog walking on its hind legs filled the children with incredulous laughter.