Antonyms for incredulous
ɪnˈkrɛdʒ ə ləsin·cred·u·lous

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1. incredulousadjective

   not disposed or willing to believe; unbelieving

   Antonyms:
   credulous, credible, overcredulous, unquestioning

How to use incredulous in a sentence?

1. Anthony Pike:

   People are no longer incredulous to the potential danger, were seeing a cultural change across Cape Cod to educate the public, to stay close and shore to swim responsibly.

2. Greg Kafoury:

   They were somewhat incredulous that anyone would ask such a question. Of course, they were not asked to pre-pay.

3. Jim McCafferty:

   I would be incredulous if China's GDP growth could continue at the level it's been historically, so I think there's always been an anticipation of some gradual slowdown, but the slowdown of the growth rate is probably less than the market really wants to believe.

4. Jim McCafferty:

   I would be incredulous if China's GDP growth could continue at the level it's been historically. So I think there's always been an anticipation of some gradual slowdown, but the slowdown of the growth rate is probably less than the market really wants to believe.

5. Marie Yovanovitch:

   Although I understand that I served at the pleasure of the president, I was nevertheless incredulous that the U.S. government chose to remove an Ambassador based, as best as I can tell, on unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives.

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