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I am skeptical about her plan.skeptical = doubtful
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She is skeptical about the project.
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She listened with skepticism.skepticism = doubt
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She is skeptical any time someone says it is important she pay them a lot for a car repair.skeptical = doubtful
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They were skeptical at first, but after I described the unique nature of the quest, and what I believed the payoff for solving it might be, they finally agreed. (source)
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"Hmm" is all Margot says, and the skeptical look on her face makes me want to x her right off the screen. (source)
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Garrett looked skeptical. (source)skeptical = doubtful (that something is true or correct)
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But Gallien persisted, and the more he talked, the more Ellis's skepticism receded. (source)skepticism = doubt (that something is true)
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"Miguel, did you know that if you lie on the ground and stay very still, you can feel the earth's heart beating?" He looked at her skeptically. (source)skeptically = doubting the truth of something
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I can't remember exactly what I said to her that night, but I was at that point pretty sceptical.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use skeptical.
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Spots of colour appeared high on his cheeks, his scepticism giving way to something else.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use skepticism.
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How, asks the skeptic from the balcony, did you know he loved you?† (source)
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I admit that at the first I was sceptic.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use skeptic.
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Skeptics had urged him to stop his foolishness and hire an architect. (source)Skeptics = people who had doubts
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"Is Mr. Pike a good dresser?" asked Mrs. Fletcher sceptically.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use skeptically.
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"Now listen," began Rupert, "for the benefit of sceptics like George, let's get this straight.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use skeptics.
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