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Meanings of sceptic in English
Usage of sceptic in English
1
Of course, a sceptic would note how that was all too convenient.
2
The only question was which agreement-sceptic unionist would take the final seat.
3
But that is the modern method: the method of the reverent sceptic.
4
Cameron is evidently far more of a Euro-sceptic than his former tutor.
5
He recently appointed climate change sceptic Scott Pruitt as its new head.
6
We should especially beware of admitting to intimacy the sceptic and infidel.
7
But Oppenheimer, enraptured with my tales, remained a sceptic to the end.
8
He is usually a sceptic, with a spontaneous interest in practical science.
9
This and all the following verses are statements of the sceptic's arguments.
10
The complete sceptic says, I have no right to think for myself.
11
For he who thinks to remain neutral is above all a sceptic.
12
She embarked on privatisation, of which she had previously been a sceptic.
13
But she will find that she has a wary sceptic to convince.
14
South America would make him a sceptic, and Java a decided Manichean.
15
A celebrated theological professor at Princeton was asked this, by a sceptic:-
16
My comfort is, you are as much a sceptic as I am.
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