Doubt means To be undecided about; to lack confidence in; to disbelieve, to question. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like uncertainty or question.
Doubt in a sentence
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Doubt meaning
- To be undecided about; to lack confidence in; to disbelieve, to question.
- To harbour suspicion about; suspect.
- To anticipate with dread or fear; to apprehend.
Synonyms of Doubt
Example sentences (20)
And we have no doubt that parents across America, particularly of Palestinian children, are shaken by this attack.
As everyone reading this is no doubt well aware, the past few years have been very difficult for fixed-income funds.
Asked if would take Lukaku at Arsenal, ex-England striker and Gunners supporter Bent told : ‘Yes, without a doubt.
And since Ariana previously refused to work with the 41-year-old ever again, we doubt she joined the trip either.
A lack of doubt, replaced by a fixed certainty, is one of the most telling features of the twenty-first century.
And while Boro were excellent at Sunderland, Dan Neil's dismissal was without doubt a huge game-changing moment.
And while Harnden didn’t show any emotion prior to the final shot stone, he knew the outcome was never in doubt.
Attendees will no doubt now be delighted that the 70-year-old tradition will continue to take place after all.
And I can’t forget star-studded freshman Elmarko Jackson, who will no doubt play a role in how the Jayhawks do this fall.
Aharon, who pursued peace, loved people and always judged them kindly, and gave them the benefit of the doubt, felt a fool.
Bing quickly uttered the words “sad and scared,” repeating various phrases before expressing doubt about its own existence.
A confident Robins, meanwhile, said: “It’s a new era, there’s no doubt about that, and it feels like that.
Although one recent contestant did reveal a chink of self-doubt when she remarked, ‘I’ve got a grey hair.
At the same time the Tahs will no doubt be disappointed they did not take the opportunities which could have won them the game.
A spent shotgun cartridge located in the rear footwell was 'no doubt the cartridge that was fired' from the car, Mr Tatlow alleged.
But, if there's any doubt about the danger, just imagine if we'd left 60 seconds sooner and been that much further from our front door.
A world in which motherhood as an ideal is exalted, while mothers themselves are too often sidelined, unsupported and filled with doubt.
Besides, Judge Cannon is a qualified jurist and deserves to be given the benefit of the doubt.
As revolutionary as it sounds, medical experts doubt the actual mechanics of such technology.
Apparently, this had been found in a shipment of bananas and was without doubt a tarantula.
Phrases with doubt
These phrases have their own page with example sentences containing the full combination:
Common combinations with doubt
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- no doubt 72×
- doubt that 34×
- doubt about 12×
- doubt on 10×
- cast doubt 9×
- without doubt 9×
- doubt and 7×
- of doubt 7×
- the doubt 7×
- in doubt 7×
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