Skeptics Meaning in English
word · lemma: skeptic
释义
People who do not easily believe something or who doubt the truth of certain ideas, claims, or beliefs; often people who demand evidence before accepting something as true.
用法与细微差别
Plural noun, often used in debates, science, and discussions of belief. Can refer to general doubters or specifically people who question widely accepted views. Contrasts with 'believers' or 'supporters'. Common collocations: 'climate change skeptics', 'skeptics argue that...'. Not usually derogatory, but tone can vary.
例句
Many skeptics do not believe in ghosts.
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Skeptics always ask for proof before trusting a story.
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Some skeptics think the news is not true.
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Climate change skeptics argue that the data is not convincing.
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At the meeting, a few skeptics challenged the speaker's claims.
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Even among scientists, there are skeptics who disagree with the majority.
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