Common Misspellings for INCREDULOUSNESSES
- uncredulousnesses
- jncredulousnesses
- kncredulousnesses
- oncredulousnesses
- 9ncredulousnesses
- 8ncredulousnesses
- ibcredulousnesses
- imcredulousnesses
- ijcredulousnesses
- ihcredulousnesses
- inxredulousnesses
- invredulousnesses
- infredulousnesses
- indredulousnesses
- inceedulousnesses
- incdedulousnesses
- incfedulousnesses
- inctedulousnesses
- inc5edulousnesses
- inc4edulousnesses
Etymology of INCREDULOUSNESSES
The word "incredulousnesses" is formed by combining the base word "incredulous" with the suffix "-ness" and the plural suffix "-es".
The word "incredulous" originates from the Latin word "incredulus", which means "unbelieving" or "doubting". It is formed by combining the prefix "in-" (meaning "not") with "credulus" (meaning "believing" or "trusting").
The suffix "-ness" is a common suffix in English that is used to form abstract nouns indicating a state or quality. It adds the meaning of "the quality or state of being incredulous" to the word.
The final plural suffix "-es" is added to indicate multiple instances of incredulousness.
Therefore, "incredulousnesses" is a plural noun form that conveys the state or quality of being incredulous on multiple occasions.
Infographic
Add the infographic to your website:
