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Meanings of doubt in English

Portuguese
questão
Catalan
dubte
Spanish
duda

The state of being unsure of something.

    questão
    Usage of doubt in English
    1
    That said; don't allow a moment of doubt to undo previous work.
    The South African
    2
    Often times African American students aren't given the benefit of the doubt.
    Ebony
    3
    The election result has cast doubt on popular support for that project.
    Reuters
    4
    I doubt any responsible American political leader would take any such position.
    War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror
    5
    And the nature of their problem no doubt helps explain what happened.
    Echoes Of Honor
    6
    Many in the city doubt the security situation will improve anytime soon.
    Reuters
    7
    I doubt she's given it much thought, said Democratic Representative Gerald Connolly.
    Reuters
    8
    I have no doubt you understand that overpopulation is a health issue.
    Inferno
    9
    Clive Fugill said Covid-19 cast doubt on whether that legacy could continue.
    Radio NZ
    10
    The result was in doubt all the way to the final game.
    The Guardian
    11
    Celine will no doubt dominate the charts way into the New Year.
    The Irish Times
    12
    The reality of climate change is well understood, and beyond scientific doubt.
    The Irish Times
    13
    His credibility regarding other Mideast terrorism is in doubt, The Times said.
    Wired
    14
    Two tries within five minutes suddenly put the result beyond any doubt.
    The Irish Times
    15
    No doubt 'Hughie' will boot home plenty of points for the Paradise.
    News.com.au
    16
    Voitenko, however, has repeatedly cast doubt on the official version of events.
    The Guardian
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