sceptic (Meaning)
Wordnet
sceptic (n)
someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs
Webster
sceptic ()
Alt. of Scepticism
Synonyms & Antonyms of sceptic
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sceptic Sentence Examples
- The sceptic remained unconvinced by the extraordinary claims, demanding empirical evidence.
- Despite overwhelming anecdotal evidence, the sceptic maintained a steadfast disbelief, citing the absence of scientific validation.
- The medical expert's unwavering scepticism prompted further research to unravel the truth behind the enigmatic symptoms.
- The politician's sceptic nature made him cautious in making public statements, fearing premature judgment.
- The historian approached the ancient texts with scepticism, meticulously scrutinizing its authenticity.
- The jury remained sceptic throughout the trial, carefully evaluating the opposing arguments.
- The environmentalist expressed scepticism about the proposed development, citing its potential impact on the local ecosystem.
- The company's decision to hire an external sceptic demonstrated its commitment to objectivity and transparency.
- The teacher encouraged healthy scepticism in her students, fostering critical thinking and informed decision-making.
- The sceptic's relentless questioning often unearthed hidden truths that others had overlooked.
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someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefsAlt. of Scepticism
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The sceptic remained unconvinced by the extraordinary claims, demanding empirical evidence.
Despite overwhelming anecdotal evidence, the sceptic maintained a steadfast disbelief, citing the absence of scientific validation.
The medical expert's unwavering scepticism prompted further research to unravel the truth behind the enigmatic symptoms.
The politician's sceptic nature made him cautious in making public statements, fearing premature judgment.
