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unbelievingly

  • a word derived from unbelieving.
    unbelieving
    adjective
    not believing; skeptical.

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Three months later, we'd stand in the hallway of our home, gazing unbelievingly at the stick, and we'd weep, anticipating what we hadn't even known we'd wanted.

From Salon Apr. 16, 2022

Told that the Mufti was in his garden, the Premier snorted unbelievingly: "Stuff and nonsense."

From Time Magazine Archive

Then she asked unbelievingly: Did American girls go out with boys at 14?

From Time Magazine Archive

He looked at the burn unbelievingly, then looked ill, got up, and left.

From Time Magazine Archive

She flaps open a shade and blinks unbelievingly at the carnival below her.

From "Dreaming in Cuban" by Cristina García