skeptic in Irish
skeptic in Irish is amhrasán — skeptic means someone who habitually questions claims or beliefs that most people accept without proof.
skeptic in Irish
amhrasán
Someone who doubts beliefs, claims, plans, etc that are accepted by others as true or appropriate, especially one who habitually does so.
What does "skeptic" mean?
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noun Someone who habitually questions claims or beliefs that most people accept without proof.
"As a skeptic, she wanted to see the data before believing the study."
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skeptic in a sentence
- As a skeptic, she wanted to see the data before believing the study.
- He remained a skeptic about the new diet fad.
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What is "skeptic" in Irish?
"skeptic" in Irish is amhrasán. skeptic means: Someone who habitually questions claims or beliefs that most people accept without proof.
How do you use "skeptic" in a sentence?
Example: "As a skeptic, she wanted to see the data before believing the study." In Irish, "skeptic" is amhrasán.
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