sceptic English

Meaning sceptic meaning

What does sceptic mean?

sceptic

— noun (= skeptic) someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs

Synonyms sceptic synonyms

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skeptic

doubter

unbeliever

sceptical

skeptical

freethinker

atheist

agnostic

wistful

thoughtful

speculative

ruminative

ruminant

reflective

pensive

non-believer

disbeliever

contemplative

cogitative

broody

aporetic

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Sceptic!

Like the many sceptic sides have counted over the years I?

Captain, you remind me of the ancient sceptic who demanded of the wise old sage to be taught all the world's wisdom while standing on one foot.

He's this sceptic.

So, you're a sceptic.

I'm the sceptic on this.

The sceptic did feel something.

Carter, I'm a rationalist and a sceptic.

We seem to have a sceptic in our midst.

You are a sceptic, Worf.

If she was. if she was such a sceptic, why did she wear that?

I don't know. I'm a sceptic on such things, but.

Ever the sceptic.

You went from a sceptic to a believer in a nanosecond. That happened months before the Mojave Desert sightings.

Major Nelson is a sceptic.

I'll drive. - Okay, sceptic.

What do you think now, sceptic?

What are you, a sceptic?

You're a bona fide sceptic.

I'm a sceptic on such things, but.

In the accident priya's womb got ruptured and became sceptic!

In my own life, I joined the fleet as a scientist, as a sceptic, as supposedly a man of reason.

You're a sceptic, Jen.

We have a sceptic amongst us.

You remind me of the ancient sceptic who demanded of the wise old sage to be taught all the world's wisdom while standing on one foot.

Okay, sceptic.

I'm the sceptic, I guess.

You're a sceptic, Mr Barnaby.

You're a sceptic.

A true sceptic.

You see, the chief, though he'll deny it, is an incurable romantic, whereas Corky here is a sceptic.

You sound like a sceptic.

News and current affairs

In Britain, where the idea of European federalism has never been popular, it was predictable that the Euro-sceptic newspaper The Times would denounce Mr Fischer's ideas.