scepticism

[ skep-tuh-siz-uhm ]

noun

1. skepticism.

Other Words From

• anti·scepti·cism noun
• over·scepti·cism noun

Example Sentences

In 2020, the initiative gained even more momentum as India tried to position itself as an alternative to China amid a growing global scepticism against the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.

From Quartz

For all my scepticism, I had an unexpectedly romantic evening.

From The Daily Beast

He was different from Dick Faversham, who in a frank, schoolboy way had declared his scepticism.

From Project Gutenberg

A few hours earlier he would have done it without hesitating; but, since he had been there, he had learned distrust, scepticism.

From Project Gutenberg

He thus, by bringing these into the region of inquiry, paved the way for a new epoch of scepticism.

From Project Gutenberg

The information was received with some amount of scepticism, but the following day was appointed for an interview with him.

From Project Gutenberg

His scepticism was universal, and extended to religion, to philosophy, and to everything venerated and ancient.

From Project Gutenberg