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skepticism

/ˈskep.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota una actitud escéptica o de duda, o la práctica de suspender el juicio hasta tener pruebas suficientes.

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noun

/ˈskep.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/C1formalamerican
  • esSustantivo que denota una actitud escéptica o de duda, o la práctica de suspender el juicio hasta tener pruebas suficientes.

A noun referring to a questioning or doubting attitude, or the practice of withholding judgment until sufficient evidence is available.

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  1. Doubt or questioning attitudeB2formal

    An attitude of doubt or a tendency to question claims, statements, or facts that are not supported by evidence.

    esEscepticismo

    • Her skepticism about the new policy was evident in her questions.
    • The scientist's skepticism led to a more thorough investigation.
    • He expressed skepticism regarding the accuracy of the report.

    Sinónimosdisbeliefdistrustdoubtdubiousnessincredulitymistrustquestioningsuspicionuncertainty

    Antónimoscredulitygullibility

  2. Philosophical doubtC1formal

    The philosophical position that questions the possibility of certain knowledge.

    esEscepticismo filosófico

    • Philosophical skepticism challenges the foundations of knowledge.
    • The professor's lecture on skepticism was both challenging and enlightening.
    • Ancient Greek skepticism influenced many later thinkers.

    Sinónimosagnosticismscepticism

    Antónimoscredulitydogmatismgullibility

Formas
  • skepticisms plural form
  • skepticisms' possessive plural form
  • skepticism's possessive singular form
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