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What does incredulous mean?
How about skeptical, or unbelievable
What rhymes with partical?
Hope you mean particle: skeptical, critical, cynical, practical,
Is 3 feet slightly longer than 1 meter?
No. It's actually slightly less. 3 feet is about 90cm.
Which one is less a meter or yard?
A meter is slightly less than a yard. 1 yard is 0.9144 meters.
How many inches are there in 16.8 cm?
slightly less than 6 inches
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