In literature, “incredible” functions as a multifaceted term that can express both admiration and disbelief. It is often used to heighten the sense of wonder or to underline the implausibility of a situation, whether emphasizing an almost too-beautiful quality [1] or a remarkable feat achieved against all odds [2, 3]. At times, the word serves as a marker of irony and subtle critique, as when it highlights the absurdity of arguments or events [4, 5]. In other contexts, “incredible” underscores a tension between the expected and the unimaginable, lending a dynamic, sometimes paradoxical, flavor to the narrative [6, 7].