Disbelief Surprise

Use Disbelief Surprise when reacting to something unexpected with confusion.

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What it expresses: The mix of surprise and disbelief in the face of an improbable event.
Example: For example, hearing a friend say they won the lottery and reacting with disbelief.
When not to use it: Avoid when the reaction is not confused or when the event is not unexpected.