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Incredulous

Doubtful; unbelieving

adjective
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Imagine This

After hearing from the accused, the jurors found the story doubtful, and came to a conclusion that the man was guilty.

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Sounds Like

in-KRED-yuh-luhs

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Looks Like

in(not)credible (believable)

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Remember This

Remember that incredulous comes from Latin incredulus meaning 'unbelieving'; the prefix in- negates, and cred- relates to belief. It is often confused with incredible, which means extraordinary or hard to believe.

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Other Forms

Incredulitynoun
Incredulouslyadverb
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Connect With

skepticism, disbelief, credulity, doubt

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Note

Do not confuse incredulous with incredible. Incredulous describes a doubtful, unbelieving attitude; incredible describes something extraordinary or hard to believe.

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