public scepticism

Frequency: 6.99.9 per million words

Refers to doubt held by the general population. 'skepticism' is the AmE spelling.

scepticismADJECTIVE + scepticism

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public

Examples (10)

  • The government's new policy was met with considerable public scepticism.
  • There is growing public scepticism about the effectiveness of these measures.
  • The company faced widespread public scepticism after the recent scandal.
  • Overcoming public scepticism will be crucial for the project's long-term success.
  • Despite official assurances, public scepticism persisted among the citizens.
  • A healthy dose of public scepticism can often lead to better accountability.
  • The media's critical reporting fueled further public scepticism regarding the proposed reforms.
  • We must address the underlying reasons for public scepticism if we want to build trust.
  • The initial public scepticism towards the new technology has gradually decreased.
  • Politicians often struggle to overcome deep-seated public scepticism about their promises.