skeptical in Italian
skeptical in Italian is scettico — skeptical means doubtful or unconvinced; inclined to question rather than simply accept a claim.
skeptical in Italian
scettico
Having, or expressing doubt; questioning.
What does "skeptical" mean?
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adj Doubtful or unconvinced; inclined to question rather than simply accept a claim.
"I'm skeptical that the plan will actually work."
skeptical in a sentence
- I'm skeptical that the plan will actually work.
- The jury looked skeptical as the witness told her story.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "skeptical" in Italian?
"skeptical" in Italian is scettico. skeptical means: Doubtful or unconvinced; inclined to question rather than simply accept a claim.
How do you use "skeptical" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm skeptical that the plan will actually work." In Italian, "skeptical" is scettico.
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