Mĭs'cre-dū'li-ty, n.
n. Wrong credulity or belief; misbelief; want of belief. [Obs.] “The miscredulity of those who will rather trust to the church than to the Scripture.” Bp. Hall.
n. Wrong credulity or belief; misbelief; want of belief. [Obs.] “The miscredulity of those who will rather trust to the church than to the Scripture.” Bp. Hall.