scepticism Antonyms
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Meaning of scepticism
Wordnet
scepticism (n)
the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge
Webster
scepticism ()
etc. See Skeptic, Skeptical, Skepticism, etc.
scepticism Sentence Examples
- Due to his inherent scepticism, John was hesitant to believe the stranger's claims without concrete evidence.
- The study's results were met with scepticism by the scientific community, requiring further validation.
- Her scepticism about the new therapy made her reluctant to try it, despite its promising reputation.
- The journalist's scepticism about the government's motives led him to investigate the issue more thoroughly.
- Dave's scepticism extended to every aspect of life, making him constantly question the status quo.
- The patient's scepticism about the doctor's diagnosis made it difficult for the doctor to provide effective treatment.
- Despite the overwhelming evidence, her scepticism prevented her from accepting the truth.
- The politician's scepticism about climate change drew criticism from environmental advocates.
- Emily's scepticism about her husband's faithfulness led to a significant strain in their relationship.
- The scientist's scepticism about the prevailing theory motivated him to conduct his own experiments.
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the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledgeetc. See Skeptic, Skeptical, Skepticism, etc.
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Due to his inherent scepticism, John was hesitant to believe the stranger's claims without concrete evidence.
The study's results were met with scepticism by the scientific community, requiring further validation.
Her scepticism about the new therapy made her reluctant to try it, despite its promising reputation.
The journalist's scepticism about the government's motives led him to investigate the issue more thoroughly.
