Meaning & Definition of word "Doubting"

Doubting

/ˈdaʊtɪŋ/

1. The state of being uncertain or skeptical.
- Example: Her doubting about his intentions made their relationship tense.
2. A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
- Example: The doubting in his voice suggested he wasn't sure about the plan.

1. To be uncertain about or to have a lack of confidence in something.
- Example: She was doubting her ability to pass the exam.
2. To feel a lack of conviction or to be skeptical.
- Example: He was doubting the truth of the statement.
3. To question the validity or reliability of something.
- Example: They were doubting the effectiveness of the new policy.

Middle English: from the verb doubt, from Old French douter, from Latin dubitare 'to waver, hesitate'.

doubt oneself:

To lack confidence in one's abilities.

don't doubt it:

An expression to confirm certainty.

doubt:

The feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.

skepticism:

A skeptical attitude; doubt as to the truth of something.

Meaning: Doubting Thomas

Example Sentence: He's such a Doubting Thomas; he never believes anything until he sees it.

Meaning: No doubt

Example Sentence: No doubt he will win the match; he's been training hard.