szkeptikus

Not easily convinced that something is true, right, or will happen; having or showing doubts about it.

In philosophy, holding the view that secure or justified knowledge in some area, or in general, is impossible or cannot be reliably established.

A person who is inclined to doubt or question generally accepted ideas, beliefs, or claims, especially when they think there is not enough evidence.

In philosophy, a thinker who systematically questions whether genuine or certain knowledge is possible, often associated with schools of sceptical thought.

Feeling or expressing uncertainty, suspicion, or a lack of trust about something.

Not convinced that something is true, reliable, good, or likely to happen.

Tending to question claims and require evidence before accepting them as true.

In philosophy, relating to the view that certain knowledge is impossible or that accepted beliefs should be doubted.