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Meanings of dubiety in English

Portuguese
incerteza
Catalan
dubte
Spanish
duda

The state of being unsure of something.

    incerteza
    Usage of dubiety in English
    1
    There is little dubiety over who Kilmarnock will dedicate this victory to.
    The Guardian
    2
    She read there grudging admiration, arrested ardor, irresolution, dubiety, and secret calculation.
    The Palace of Darkened Windows
    3
    There is nothing in the street at that time but dubiety.
    Here are Ladies
    4
    I have been studying the law, and the law admits of no dubiety.
    Sir John Constantine / Memoirs of His Adventures At Home and Abr...
    5
    Adrienne's shrug was eloquent of the dubiety of such an enterprise.
    Jane Allen, Right Guard
    6
    There came to her neither word nor expression to remove the girl's dubiety.
    The Judge
    7
    Some deep-seated inner spirit of dubiety began to grope about and question and challenge.
    Never-Fail Blake
    8
    I should, however, like to set that dubiety at rest.
    The Dweller on the Threshold
    9
    But still, there was a dubiety and hesitation in his manner displeasing to the stranger.
    Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 1
    10
    But Paul jogged along by the side of Barney Bill in no such state of dubiety.
    The Fortunate Youth
    11
    The mutter had a rising inflexion of dubiety.
    Alias the Lone Wolf
    12
    The twilight of dubiety never falls upon him.
    A Guide to Stoicism
    13
    She gave me a look of some dubiety.
    A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
    14
    Reverdy looked at me with a certain dubiety.
    Children of the Market Place
    15
    Advena, bookish and unconventional, was regarded with dubiety.
    The Imperialist
    16
    Markham was following Olga's artistic dissertation with the eye of dubiety, but their hostess was merciless.
    Madcap
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