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What do you think incredulous means?

Incredulous: adjective in-krej-uh-luh s definition: *feeling or showing lack of belief *not believable

Incredulous: adjective synonyms: *doubtful *skeptical *suspicious

Incredulous: adjective antonyms: *certain *definite *believable

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Write about something incredulous. Use details to support your thoughts. Have a friend figure out what is so incredulous about your story.