asepticism
/ˌæsɛpˈtɪsɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A skeptical attitude towards the possibility of scientific or empirical knowledge or a skepticism about the reliability of scientific inquiry.
“His asepticism towards new medical treatments was causing concern among his colleagues.”
2. noun
A lack of confidence or faith in the effectiveness of a particular method or treatment.
“The doctor’s asepticism about the new antibiotic was evident in his hesitant approach to prescribing it.”
3. noun
A skeptical or distrustful attitude towards the possibility of knowing or understanding something.
“She had a certain asepticism about the idea of a universal truth.”