Similar words: sceptical, susceptible, susceptibility, inception, perception, receptive, exception, deceptive. Meaning: ['skeptɪk] 
n. someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs.
n. someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs. 
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1. The empirical sceptic appropriately responds: how do you know?
2. You may be a sceptic and put it down to life's inequalities.
3. I am a born sceptic.
4. The government must still convince the sceptic that its policy will work.
5. She is a sceptic about the dangers of global warming.
6. It maintains that what the sceptic takes to be his strength is in fact his weakness.
7. He has been a sceptic in all of his previous incarnations.
8. One such sceptic, a certain Montgomery, is likened to a prickly housemaid.
9. Why did I introduce myself as a sceptic about values but not about facts?
10. Any self-respecting sceptic might be tempted ... It's certainly easy to be sceptical about the Earth Summit.
11. But he's a dual personality, sceptic and optimist in one.
12. He was a born sceptic.
13. Sceptic: The stars and stripes appears to be the wind, which is impossible without an atmosphere.
14. She a sceptic and deeper thinker and likes to judge by intuition.
15. This said, the man before us is a sceptic in the original sense.
16. Perhaps he is a climate sceptic – I have no idea.
17. Inside every China sceptic is a prophet of the New Yellow Peril waiting to be let out.
18. Until 5th century B. C. , this sceptic started, its main representative was the school of sophism .
19. Caption :Sceptic: A moon rock photographed during Apollo 16's mission is marked with the letter C.
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20. People say it can cure colds, but I'm a bit of a sceptic.
21. It may be that the correct account of knowledge does unfortunately give the sceptic the opening he is looking for.
22. For he who thinks to remain neutral is above all a sceptic.
23. And of course the fact that luck is always involved somewhere gives the sceptic a toehold too.
24. He hadn't been helped by an earlier witness, Lord Lawson, father of Nigella and now Britain's best known climate sceptic.
25. Climatologist Stephen Schneider discusses media representations of science -- and confronts a global warming sceptic.
26. Ah you will see there is a close similarity, there is well externalism has become a very popular way of addressing the sceptic .
27. Arriving in Egypt, Frederick met the sultan, a fellow sceptic in religious questions.
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