Synonyms:
incredulous
Meaning: not disposed or willing to believe; unbelieving
Usage examples
She was astonished, and at first incredulous.
The girl breathed an incredulous exclamation.
She leaves me with an incredulous smile, and that most provoking phrase, "O yes!
"From--?" queried the official, and an incredulous smile stole over his features.
"But you wouldn't, papa," said the boy, shaking his head with an incredulous smile.
Capitola at first was delighted and half incredulous at the great change in her fortunes.
"Why, SUSAN!" There was incredulous, hurt amazement in the boy's voice; but Susan was visibly steeling herself against it.
All the country have their eyes upon this gentleman; some deny loudly, others are incredulous; but those who have seen acknowledge the truth.
A little reflection will convince the most incredulous that any such dualism as has been fancied to exist in the native religions, could not have been of indigenous growth.
She had not as yet undertaken to act in direct opposition to his wishes; he was her appointed and inscribed master; she gazed at moments with a sort of incredulous blankness at this fact.