scepticism

[skep-tuh-siz-uhm]

noun

1. skepticism.

Other Word Forms

• antiscepticism noun
• overscepticism noun

Example Sentences

Nuno had to win that trust following scepticism of his appointment in December 2023 after Cooper led Forest back to the Premier League.

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Several were from concerned grandparents, worried about their young grandchildren not being inoculated against certain diseases as a result of vaccine scepticism.

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Their apparent change of heart has been met with scepticism by experts, who had previously condemned the targeting of nurseries as a "new low" for cyber-criminals.

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"In my constituency climate scepticism is growing at a rapid rate because of the increasing costs," she said.

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Initial scepticism turned to satisfaction, when people realised it allowed them, finally, to get out and about again.

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