scepticism
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- antiscepticism noun
- overscepticism noun
Example Sentences
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His most recent retirement was met with scepticism last year, given his history of reversals.
From BBC
But while many now seek further detail on the proposals, scepticism towards nuclear remains among others on the island and beyond.
From BBC
All the indications would suggest that may well be the case, although there is scepticism of just how much ambition its executives hold here.
From BBC
He is now presiding over a poll due to start Sunday, promising it will return peace and democracy despite scepticism at home and abroad.
From Barron's
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed scepticism over whether Russia really wants to end the war, which has killed tens of thousands and decimated eastern and southern Ukraine.
From Barron's
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