be sceptical

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

To hold an attitude of doubt.

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Examples (10)

  • I am a little sceptical of these claims.
  • They are understandably sceptical about her promises of improvement.
  • He is deeply sceptical about the value of teaching poetry.
  • Many were sceptical as to whether the plan would succeed.
  • They are highly sceptical of political leaders.
  • She was always sceptical of quick-fix solutions.
  • The public is increasingly sceptical about the government's new policy.
  • Don't be too sceptical; sometimes new ideas work.
  • We have been sceptical about their intentions from the start.
  • Despite the initial success, he continued to be sceptical about the long-term outcome.