| Definition of 'scepticism' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) agnosticism, skepticism, scepticism
the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge
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| Definition of 'scepticism' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. scepticism
etc. See Skeptic, Skeptical, Skepticism, etc
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| Definitions of 'scepticism' |
The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. scepticism
primarily doubt respecting, and ultimately disbelief in, the reality of the super-sensible, or the transcendental, or the validity of the evidence on which the belief in it is founded, such as reason or revelation, and in religious matters is tantamount to infidelity more or less sweeping.
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Sense: a doubting or questioning attitude
I regard his theories with scepticism.
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 Afrikaans: skeptisisme |
 Arabic: تَشَكُّك، إرْتِياب |
 Bulgarian: скептицизъм |
 Brazilian: ceticismo |
 Czech: skepticismus, nedůvěra |
 German: die Skepsis |
 Danish: skepsis |
 Greek: σκεπτικισμός |
 Spanish: escepticismo |
 Estonian: skeptitsism |
 Farsi: بدبيني |
 Finnish: skeptisyys |
 French: scepticisme |
 Hebrew: סַפקָנוּת |
 Hindi: अविश्वासवादिता |
 Croatian: skepsa |
 Hungarian: két(el)kedés |
 Indonesian: sikap skeptis |
 Icelandic: tortryggni |
 Italian: scetticismo |
 Japanese: 懐疑 |
 Korean: 회의 |
 Lithuanian: skepticizmas |
 Latvian: skepticisms |
 Malay: sikap ragu-ragu |
 Dutch: scepticisme |
 Norwegian: skepsis, mistro |
 Polish: sceptycyzm |
 Persian: بدبيني |
 Pashto: شكاكيت، دشك فلسفه،شكمنتوب |
 Portuguese: cepticismo |
 Russian: скептицизм |
 Slovak: skepticizmus |
 Slovenian: dvom |
 Serbian: skepticizam |
 Swedish: skepsis, skepticism |
 Thai: ความสงสัย; ความไม่เชื่อ |
 Turkish: kuşkuculuk |
 Taiwanese: 存疑態度 |
 Ukrainian: скептицизм |
 Urdu: تشکیک |
 Vietnamese: thái độ hoài nghi |
 Chinese: 怀疑态度 |
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