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disbelief

noun as in doubt, skepticism

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When a later foul was ruled on the floor, wiping out a made basket, he dismissively waved his hands at the refs in disbelief.

Indeed, when Elliott scored there was an air of disbelief, the supporters inside the ground struggling to comprehend what had just happened given how dominant the hosts had been.

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From their booths, toymakers greeted questions about Trump's moves with head shakes, grimaces and disbelief.

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Having covered the search in Bathgate, I travelled south to Margate with a sense of disbelief which was shared by the Scottish officers investigating Tobin's past.

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She shrugged and smiled in disbelief as she hustled back down the court to play defense.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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