How to pronounce “skeptically” in English

We can think skeptically.

you want to say skeptically or nihilistically or to downgrade or to derogate the idea of faith, or the idea of a spiritual anchoring, there are people who find consolation and

open-minded about camel cheese but skeptically um weirdest most surprising

Scientists had to weigh that evidence by examining each study skeptically, and asking things like: “How well was the study designed?” “Did it find a strong or weak relationship to lung cancer?”

The large man in a bomber jacket glanced skeptically at the girls.

Nathaniel Popper, for example, of "The New York Times"-- he writes about that skeptically, and he's right to be skeptical.

And, indeed, when I talk to locals about this they look at me very skeptically because this doesnít tally with their memory at all.

As I mashed some garlic and salt together and smeared this between the layers of the sliced potatoes, Julia was looking on a bit skeptically and although I used lots of butter