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incredulous
unable or unwilling to believe something or completely unconvinced by it (unconvinced, skeptical, doubtful)
credence
acceptance based on the degree to which something is believable (belief, faith, trust)
assent
to accept a concept or course of action formally (accept, approve, agree)
sentient
capable of responding emotionally rather than intellectually. (aware, perceiving, capable of feeling)
dissent
to disagree with a widely held or majority opinion (differ, disagree, dispute)
cogitate
to ponder (contemplate, consider, ponder)
cognizance
knowledge or understanding (awareness, consciousness, attention)
cogent
forceful and convincing to the intellect and reason (convincing, compelling, effective)
cognition
the mental faculty or process of acquiring knowledge by the use of reasoning, intuition, or perception (comprehension, perception, understanding)
incognito
with the identity disguised (camouflaged, unidentified, disguised)
lupine
wolflike; fierce (fierce, wolfish, ravenous)
ululate
to howl or wail as an expression of strong emotion, often grief (howl, keen, wail)
begrudging
showing unwillingness to give somebody something or to let somebody be admired or praised (envious, resenting, reluctant)
loquacious
talkative, tending to talk a great deal (talkative, chatty, garrulous)
olfactory
used in smelling or relating to the sense of smell (aromantic, pungent, scented)
dubious
not sure about an outcome or a conclusion; possibly dishonest or immoral (doubtful, uncertain, hesitant)
belligerence
the quality or being hostile, ready to start a fight, or ready to go to war (hostile, aggressive, militant)
emblematic
relating to, consisting of, or acting as an emblem (representative, indicative, symbolic)
incursion
the act of flowing, running or intruding into something, usually with unpleasant or damaging effects (infiltration, intrusion, attack)
ebullience
lively and enthusiastic (enthusiasm, cheerfulness, merriment)
resiliency
elasticity; the ability or matter to spring back quickly into shape after being bent or deformed; the ability to recover quickly from setbacks (flexibility, pliancy, elasticity)
disquietude
a feeling of uneasiness or unrest and concern (anxiety, apprehension, unease)
dictatorial
imposing will on others; fond of telling others what to do or of using power or authority to make them do it (authoritarian, tyrannical, autocratic)
eulogize
to praise somebody or something very highly (extol, praise, enthuse)
calumniate
to accuse somebody falsely, or slander somebody (vilify, slander, malign)
dauntless
showing fearlessness and determination (fearless, determined, indomitable)
vicissitudes
unexpected changes, especially in somebody's fortunes (changes, alterations, shifts)
consternation
a feeling or alarm, confusion, or dismay, often caused by something unexpected (dismay, distress, trepidation)
contrite
deeply sorry for having behaved wrongly; done or said out of a sense of guilt or remorse (remorseful, regretful, repentant)
candor
the quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness (honesty, frankness, sincerity)