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Pototan

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3. Ya, I read the dictionary meaning

Reply to UpInArms (Reply #1)

Sat Mar 21, 2026, 07:13 AM

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but it still will leave anyone learning English with confusion.

If Trump says that Bondi is an "incredible AG", I would agree with the part of the meaning that she is not credible (a liar)

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I don't get the word "incredible" [View all] Pototan Saturday OP

That is one definition UpInArms Saturday #1

Ya, I read the dictionary meaning Pototan Saturday #3

Terms of exaggeration aren't uncommon Happy Hoosier Saturday #9

Awful as in full of awe. The Wizard Saturday #2

That one has always bothered me. I suppose it's like the word "priceless." Intractable Saturday #4

Incredible and incredibly, are meaningless adjectives jimmy the one Saturday #5

Fine. Uncredible then Conjuay Saturday #6

Words are symbols for things. They are not the thing. multigraincracker Saturday #7

English can indeed be a rather confusing language..... anciano Saturday #8

I sometimes use it surreptitiously in that context bigtree Saturday #10

I share your opinion about the misuse of the word "incredible". CoopersDad Saturday #11

Incredible equals unbelievable Cerulean Southpaw Saturday #12