释义 |
skepticskep‧tic /ˈskeptɪk/ noun [countable]  skepticOrigin: 1500-1600 Greek skeptikos, from skeptikos ‘thoughtful’, from skeptesthai ‘to look, consider’ - religious skeptics
- Some skeptics question whether the Pell program would cause colleges to raise fees even more.
- 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 |