| 单词 | incredulously |
| 释义 | incredulously (once / 2770 pages) adv If you do something incredulously, you're doing it in a doubting or disbelieving way. If you look at someone incredulously, you can't believe what they're saying or doing. Incredulously is a word that has to do with disbelief — it's a way of looking at someone or talking to someone like you just can't believe what's going on. If your teacher suddenly started quacking like a duck, the class would look at him incredulously. When a student gives the wrong answer to an easy question, the teacher might incredulously say, "What?" If you're feeling incredulous (disbelieving), then you're probably acting incredulously. WORD FAMILYincredulous: incredulity, incredulously+/credulity: credulities, overcredulity/credulous: credulity, credulously, credulousness, incredulous, overcredulous/incredulity: incredulities USAGE EXAMPLES“Does she even sing?” she asks incredulously, on the phone with her agent. The New Yorker(Dec 22, 2016) “There wasn’t even that many people in there,” Roof said incredulously. The Guardian(Dec 09, 2016) Tabor said incredulously, referring to the longest scoring pass LSU has ever allowed in Tiger Stadium. Washington Times(Nov 19, 2016) adv in an incredulous manner the woman looked up at her incredulously Syn|Ant disbelievingly, unbelievingly believingly, credulously in a credulous manner |
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