单词	skeptic
释义	skepticskep‧tic /ˈskeptɪk/ noun [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINskeptic Origin: 1500-1600 Greek skeptikos, from skeptikos ‘thoughtful’, from skeptesthai ‘to look, consider’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES religious skeptics Some skeptics question whether the Pell program would cause colleges to raise fees even more. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Also, LITvak is similar to the idea of being from Missouri in the United States; that is, a skeptic. But when claims are made for the mystical aspects of athletics, there is inevitably a response from the skeptics. Conveniently for the skeptics, Suzuki has now chosen to enter a tougher, more international industry: software. Even some former skeptics said that probably 95 percent of experts now accept the notion. Nevertheless, Springsteen has proven both more vital and more moral than skeptics would have deemed possible. Of course, Wellesley College graduates are exceptional women, the skeptic will say. The believer is not required to establish his belief, but the skeptic is required to prove his doubt. the American spelling of sceptic
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