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sceptically

[ UK /skˈɛptɪkli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. with scepticism; in a sceptical manner
    he looked at her sceptically

How To Use sceptically In A Sentence

  • She added a bit of a shake to her voice to make it sound more realistic, and though Barbara eyed her skeptically, she accepted the story.
  • Newcomers are viewed skeptically until they "prove" their loyalty, and "woe betide anyone who walks into our house wearing that [hated team X] shirt! Pop Culture
  • My companions glanced around skeptically at the desolate location.
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  • ‘Your mom hates me,’ Jimmy said skeptically and fingered the door handle of my car, while remaining tense.
  • ‘Charlie, the only bands that play there are full of stoners and wasters,’ Joseph said sceptically.
  • Sobran seems to be unaware that lists of parallels such as he provides have long been looked at very skeptically in attribution studies, since writers in any era consciously or unconsciously influence each other and draw on common sources. Archive 2009-10-01
  • Briar inquired skeptically, his brows arching on his forehead even as his eyes glimmered a brilliant green of hope.
  • Bloomsbury House reacted sceptically with a half-hearted inquiry as to the Home Office attitude to refugee medical students.
  • The announcement was greeted sceptically by the press.
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