Sceptic is valid Scrabble Word

Is sceptic a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for SCEPTIC in dictionary:

NOUN:

a person who doubts prevailing doctrines
a person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions.
a person who doubts the truth of Christianity and other religions; an atheist.
an ancient or modern philosopher who denies the possibility of knowledge, or even rational belief, in some sphere.
person who habitually doubts generally accepted beliefs
someone who habitually doubts accepted beliefs

ADJECTIVE:

disbelieving, also SKEPTIC
of or relating to sceptics

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

Alt. of Scepticism

Words related to SCEPTIC

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Words that contain SCEPTIC

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How to use SCEPTIC in a sentence

But Jane, who must have been born a sceptic, was up very early just to see that there was no mistake.
Johnson was a thorough sceptic as to the authenticity of the book.
Even if it were no mere play, if there were some sense at the bottom of it, I am too much of a sceptic in regard to both parties to belong to either.
He who is a sceptic in regard to faith, in regard to science, conservatism, progress, and so on, has indeed difficulty in finding anything to do.
But Oppenheimer, enraptured with my tales, remained a sceptic to the end.
The man who would not praise Pindar unless he had read him would be a low, distrustful fellow, the worst kind of sceptic, who doubts not only God, but man.
We must remember, in justice to him, that an earnest-minded man in his day could hardly take higher ground than that of the sceptic.
I am rather a sceptic about female missions, Miss Garston, and do not always measure my words when I am discussing abstract theories with a friend.
Sceptic as I am, I am not a sceptic who is reconciled to scepticism.
Whether this resolute old sceptic ever vanquished his incredulity, I do not remember.

But he said he had no wish to seek any such covert, nor to play the sceptic.
He was talking of a cynical man of the world, a sceptic, a diplomatist, a great practical politician.
But the new sceptic is so humble that he doubts if he can even learn.
But the new rebel is a sceptic, and will not entirely trust anything.
A man who was not a professed sceptic needed to be both more unprejudiced and more courageous than his neighbours, to speak of Roman Catholics with tolerable charity.
Had he been indifferent, a careless, good-natured sceptic, he would have been a bad artist.
Whatever sceptic could inquire for, For every why he had a wherefore.
Philip was a sceptic, most of his friends were the same.
A tremendous wrench was required to change his point of view from that of a childlike, wondering believer to that of a critical sceptic and thinker.
Nor would it be fair to call him even a sceptic, for that implies a dogma of hopelessness and definite belief in unbelief.
Let me say at once that I think nothing of Shaw or anybody else merely for playing the daring sceptic.
You see, Sir, I am a sceptic as well as Helvetius, but of a more moderate complexion.
But what right have you to be a sceptic? Your life has not been a success, I admit.
At the home of the priest or sceptic, whose soul or body he wishes, the Devil, prowling, runs about.
First, he professed the sceptic philosophy, which doubts of everything.
Let the sceptic compare this improvement with his pretended advantage of a crop of Barley.
John Randolph had no more intellectual right to be a sceptic, than he had a moral right to be a republican.
The true sceptic has counted and weighed the reasons.
For the dispute of the Jew with the Christian is one thing, and his dispute with the sceptic is another, totally different.
This the Jew denies, but looks forward to the future fulfilment of the promises of his Bible, while the Sceptic denies that the Messiah has come, or ever will.
This is too vast a phenomenon for any sceptic to assimilate, and I can well understand the impossibility of their accepting the evidence of their own senses.
But when all has been said and done, the sceptic may still question us.

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