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sceptic

/ˈskep.tɪk/

Traduction: Personne qui a l'habitude de douter ou de remettre en question les croyances, affirmations ou opinions communément admises, exigeant souvent des preuves solides avant d'être convaincue.

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noun

/ˈskep.tɪk/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui a l'habitude de douter ou de remettre en question les croyances, affirmations ou opinions communément admises, exigeant souvent des preuves solides avant d'être convaincue.

A noun referring to a person who habitually doubts or questions accepted beliefs, claims, or opinions, often requiring strong evidence before being convinced.

  1. Doubter of accepted beliefsB2formalbritish

    A person who habitually questions or doubts claims, opinions, or widely accepted beliefs.

    frPersonne qui doute des croyances admises

    • He is a sceptic about the benefits of the new policy.
    • Sceptics argue that the evidence is not conclusive.
    • As a sceptic, she always asks for proof before believing anything.

    Synonymesagnosticcynicdisbelieverdoubterquestionerunbeliever

    Antonymesbelieverdevoteedogmatist

Formes
  • sceptics plural form
  • sceptics' possessive plural form
  • sceptic's possessive singular form