unbelieving
adjective
not believing; skeptical.
unbelievingly
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a word derived from
unbelieving.
Example Sentences
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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
"They look good, sharp," he said, then broke out unbelievingly: "Why, there's one man whose belt is undone!"
From Time Magazine Archive
"An incredible pell-mell of belted raglans, monkey-trimmed redingotes, hippy waistcoats, red rainproofs and dollie-see-through dresses," Le Figaro concluded unbelievingly.
From Time Magazine Archive
Told that the Mufti was in his garden, the Premier snorted unbelievingly: "Stuff and nonsense."
From Time Magazine Archive
She flaps open a shade and blinks unbelievingly at the carnival below her.
From "Dreaming in Cuban" by Cristina García
