Skeptical ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Skeptical ( adjective )

1. Inclined to doubt or question the truth of something.
2. Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

Origin:

Late middle english: from sceptic + -al.

Examples:

1. He was skeptical about the new technology.
2. She was skeptical of his ability to succeed.
3. Many people are skeptical about the benefits of alternative medicine.
4. He had a skeptical attitude towards the government's plans.
5. The scientific community is often skeptical of new claims until they are proven.

(As a noun)

Skeptical ( noun )

1. Inclined to doubt or question the truth of something.
2. Not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations.

Origin:

Late middle english: from sceptic + -al.

Examples:

1. He was skeptical about the new technology.
2. She was skeptical of his ability to succeed.
3. Many people are skeptical about the benefits of alternative medicine.
4. He had a skeptical attitude towards the government's plans.
5. The scientific community is often skeptical of new claims until they are proven.