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Discover LudwigThe phrase "deeply skeptical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly suspicious or distrustful of something. For example, "Jane was deeply skeptical of the candidate's promises for improving education standards."
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We're deeply skeptical.
Cook was deeply skeptical.
Many Mexicans are deeply skeptical.
Professor Waldman remained deeply skeptical.
Overseas allies remain deeply skeptical.
The trooper was deeply skeptical.
Yet many ranchers remain deeply skeptical.
I am deeply, deeply skeptical about this.
Both voters and markets remain deeply skeptical.
Some were cautiously optimistic, others deeply skeptical.
Some in Congress are deeply skeptical.
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