All 3 Uses of "incredulous" in "Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis"

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Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis
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She held out, and Carol incredulously took, a thin gray pamphlet entitled "McGinerty's Mother-in-law."†
Chpt 18

incredulously = with disbelief; or with difficulty accepting something so unexpected
Kennicott was incredulous.
Chpt 32 *

incredulous = not believing
She was startled, incredulous, then wretched.†
Chpt 38

incredulous = unbelieving; or having difficulty accepting something so unexpected

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(1) (incredulous)
unbelieving; or having difficulty accepting something so unexpected
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)