incredulity

(Noun) Being unable or unwilling to believe something, or a feeling of shock or surprise upon exposure to such a circumstance.

Other forms:
Alternate Noun: Incredulousness
Adjective: Incredulous

Wife: “I’m pregnant.”
Husband: *contorts facial expression into one of obvious incredulity*
Husband: “We haven’t had sex in six months!”

by GrumpyFox February 4, 2018

incredulous

skeptical, questioning

by BLED FOR DAYS December 4, 2002

incredulous

unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true

he was not incredulous

by MlgDoge 160000 February 15, 2017

incredulous

of a nature that does not believe or is prone to be skeptical

Due to his falling off of 17 roofs in the last three days while wearing St. Jamesmobile’s Elastic Scissor Shoes, Elizabeth was incredulous towards the rhetoric of St. Jamesmobile’s CEO Fred Peabody.

by P The D October 27, 2009

Incredulous

The look on an unmarried man's face when a woman he's been sleeping with comes up to him and says, "I'm having your baby."

The look on John's face was incredulous when the woman he had been having an affair with told him that she was having his child.

by Google Challange Group May 26, 2011

incredulous

An incredulous person would not believe this definition.

person 1: "Don't walk off the cliff you will fall and die."
incredulous person: "I don't believe you"

by trek_mambo August 6, 2011

incredulous

a combination of the words incredible and ridicuolous. contains both definitions

"that film was incrdulous"

by matthew February 15, 2005