English–Spanish
“disbelief” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/iŋkɾeðuliˈðað/
Example
Ante su explicación, sentí incredulidad.
After his explanation, I felt disbelief.
How to say “disbelief” in Spanish
“Disbelief” in Spanish is incredulidad.
A skeptical attitude that refuses to accept a claim as true.
Example sentences with incredulidad
No pude ocultar mi incredulidad ante la noticia.
I couldn't hide my disbelief at the news.
Tips for using incredulidad
- In conversation the noun incredulidad often appears in reports or narration, while direct reactions use verbs or phrases such as no creer, no me lo creo, or mostrar incredulidad.