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Meanings of
scepticism
in English
Portuguese
descrença
Catalan
escepticisme
Spanish
agnosticismo
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The disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge.
skepticism
agnosticism
Portuguese
descrença
Usage of
scepticism
in English
1
Future stadium proposals would be subject to far greater scrutiny and
scepticism
.
2
The CEO argued against
scepticism
,
saying: South Africans must support the airline.
3
Jun directly implored the bishop to examine the situation with greater
scepticism
.
4
But US officials nevertheless expressed
scepticism
over whether Syria would follow through.
5
Mallick, staring, drink forgotten despite his utter
scepticism
,
raised a brow, 'Yes?
6
Trump clearly still hopes for further diplomatic breakthroughs, despite much wider
scepticism
.
7
Finally, Roman
scepticism
permitted disbelief in the gods, but believed in miracles.
8
Superstition is the parent of
scepticism
from the cradle to the gave.
9
The plan was also met with deep
scepticism
in the United States.
10
Some of the extravagant ideas have naturally given rise to such
scepticism
.
11
Should you take your healthy wine with a dose of healthy
scepticism
?
12
A bit of good old-fashioned
scepticism
is refreshing once in a while.
13
The sighs of relief from AIDS activists are thus tempered with
scepticism
.
14
It's a fact. At the time, that argument was met with
scepticism
.
15
In other words, we are invited to base life on pure
scepticism
.
16
He had begun to specialize in gynecology and it increased his
scepticism
.
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scepticism
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
express scepticism
meet with scepticism
such scepticism
public scepticism
widespread scepticism
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Translations for
scepticism
Portuguese
descrença
cepticismo
agnosticismo
ceticismo
Catalan
escepticisme
indiferentisme
incredulitat
agnosticisme
Spanish
agnosticismo
escepticismo
Scepticism
through the time
Scepticism
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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