skeptic

Converse of object

• convince: And he always tries to make his case with modesty and thoughtfulness, the best way to convince a skeptic.
• answer: These are some of the papers I've written in the past few years for some college courses and also to answer skeptics.
• outlive: Continue to compete in the united in las vegas outlived the skeptics.
• become: Nickell notes the fact that few scientists with the requisite skills have examined the cloth ( generally, those who did became skeptics ).
• confirm: I came to Auschwitz as a confirmed skeptic about the gas chamber story.
• hear: Each of us have heard the skeptics mocking challenge, " Can God make a rock He cannot lift?

Converse of subject

• solve: The problems of the world cannot possibly be solved by skeptics or cynics whose horizons are limited by the obvious realities.

Adjective modifier

• Australian: The latest book on Uri Geller was written by Australian Skeptics magic consultant, Ben Harris.
• other: Wendy was second, and I was the other skeptic used.
• ardent: The apparent size and duration should impress even an ardent skeptic.
• scientific: The scientific skeptic will not accept anything without evidence.
• religious: He mentions Peregrinus, whose history was described by Lucian, a Roman religious skeptic.
• Many: Many skeptics are false, so therefore ALL skeptics are false eh?

Modifies a noun

• movement: This needless arguments are typical of what has happened to the 9/11 skeptics movement.
• cannot: As a true skeptic I cannot say what is going on but I can say that something is going on.

Noun used with modifier

• climate: It is nice to get the last word in a scrap with the climate skeptics.

Possessives

• argument: The book itself is a testament to just how shaky the skeptics ' argument really is... .
• claim: Contrary to skeptics ' claims, she does not weigh the evidence in light of the two opposing hypotheses.

Preposition: of

• levitation: Skeptics of levitation have come up with several theories as to its cause including hallucination, hypnosis, or fraud.
• religion: You are a skeptic of religion, particulary Christianity.