have scepticism

Frequency: 5.05.5 per million words

To hold or possess a sense of doubt about something. 'skepticism' is the AmE spelling.

scepticismVERB + scepticism

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Examples (10)

  • She has a healthy scepticism towards the company's claims.
  • Many people have deep scepticism about the new government's promises.
  • Initially, I had some scepticism regarding the project's feasibility.
  • Scientists often have a natural scepticism towards revolutionary theories.
  • It's good to have a degree of scepticism when reading news online.
  • The public will have considerable scepticism if no concrete results are shown.
  • Do you still have scepticism about his motives?
  • They had growing scepticism about the effectiveness of the old policy.
  • We should always have a critical scepticism towards unverified information.
  • Despite the initial success, some investors still have legitimate scepticism.