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Meaning & Definition of Doubt in English

English

Doubt

A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.


Pronunciation:

/daʊt/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

doubts

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.

    Example Sentence: She had a doubt about the decision.

  • Definition: To question the truth or validity of something.

    Example Sentence: I doubt that he will come.

  • Definition: Lack of confidence in someone or something.

    Example Sentence: There was doubt over the team's ability to win.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'doute', from Latin 'dubitare'.

Synonyms

uncertaintysuspicionhesitationdisbeliefinsecurity

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • doubt about: A lack of confidence or certainty regarding something.
  • cast doubt on: To raise questions about the reliability or truth of something.
  • beyond a doubt: Without any doubt; certainly.
  • no doubt: Used to express certainty.
  • doubt one’s own abilities: To question one’s own skills or talents.

Translations

  • Spanish: duda
  • French: doute
  • German: Zweifel
  • Russian: сомнение

Related Words

  • doubtful: Feeling uncertain or having doubts.
  • doubtlessly: Without doubt; certainly.
  • undoubtedly: Without a doubt; certainly.

Slang Meanings of doubt

  • Meaning: A feeling of uncertainty or skepticism.

    Example Sentence: I've got my doubts about that story.

  • Meaning: To express disbelief or skepticism.

    Example Sentence: You think he's coming? I doubt it.