1. One who doubts the truth and reality of any principle or of any system of principles or doctrines; a philosophic doubter specially one who denies or anyhow doubts the trust worthiness of the senses regarded as media of absolute truth; one who doubts or denies the being of God, the truth of revelation, or the doctrines of Christianity.

2. Doubting; hesitating to admit the certainty of doctrines or principles; denying the truth of revelation.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sceptical,
• sceptics,
• zceptic,
• xceptic,
• dceptic,
• eceptic,
• wceptic,
• sxeptic,
• sveptic,
• sfeptic,
• sdeptic,
• scwptic,
• scsptic,
• scdptic,
• scrptic,
• sc4ptic,
• sc3ptic,
• sceotic,
• skeptic,
• skeptics

• sceptical,
• scepter,
• scepticism,
• skeptical,
• sceptre,
• skeptic,
• sceptered,
• skepticism,
• sceptred.

The adjective form of the word "sceptic" is "sceptical".

The plural of the "sceptic" can be the "sceptics".

The singular of the "sceptic" can be the "sceptic".