deep scepticism

Frequency: 7.211.5 per million words

Refers to a strongly held and profound doubt. 'skepticism' is the AmE spelling.

scepticismADJECTIVE + scepticism

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deep

Examples (10)

  • Many investors viewed the start-up's ambitious claims with deep scepticism.
  • Despite the evidence, he maintained a deep scepticism about the government's intentions.
  • Her deep scepticism of the supernatural made her question every ghost story.
  • There was deep scepticism among the public regarding the new tax proposals.
  • The scientist's innovative theory was initially met with deep scepticism from his peers.
  • He harbored deep scepticism about the feasibility of the project given its limited resources.
  • A healthy dose of deep scepticism is essential when evaluating online information.
  • The journalist's report revealed deep scepticism within the community towards the proposed development.
  • Their deep scepticism prevented them from fully embracing the new management strategy.
  • Generations of betrayal had fostered a deep scepticism towards any promises of change.