skepticism
keraguan
definition
noun
these claims were treated with skepticism
a skeptical attitude; doubt as to the truth of something.
Nor has sensory skepticism hindered dogmatists from seeking absolute truth elsewhere, namely in Reason or Logic.
the theory that certain knowledge is impossible.
translation of 'skepticism'
noun
keragu-raguan,
ketidakpercayaan,
kesangsian,
kecurigaan,
keraguan
example
Many religions discourage 'skepticism' or critical examination of cherished precepts.
Come on, we all can do way better, despite my 'skepticism' .
Some might see an undercurrent of religious belief in the book; others might see an undercurrent of 'skepticism' or betrayed hope.
these claims were treated with 'skepticism'
There is also reason to think such 'skepticism' may be misplaced.
There is some 'skepticism' , however, surrounding the prime minister's new-found "moral" leadership.
Nor has sensory 'skepticism' hindered dogmatists from seeking absolute truth elsewhere, namely in Reason or Logic.
In the co-authored shadow of a book under review, however, his delicate 'skepticism' toward tradition is not in evidence.
He finds the source of 'skepticism' in the theory of abstract ideas, which he criticizes.
Against his mining record, 'scepticism' about the sincerity of Reid's renewable energy embrace is perhaps not unwarranted.
Cartesian 'scepticism'
Similarly, some newcomers will hide behind some very unfair 'scepticism' .
these claims were treated with 'scepticism'
Modern scholars have treated the tradition with varying degrees of 'scepticism' .
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