Doubt (Noun)
Syllable division: doubt
How to pronounce: UK: /daʊt/ US: /daʊt/
#1 Meaning: When you experience the feeling of not being certain about something being good/true.
Example:
> I am having doubts about going to university next year.
> His mother never doubted that he could win the match.
> I doubt that she is the best person to ask for advice.
#2 Meaning: Experiencing a lack of confidence in someone/something.
Example:
> I doubt that it would make a difference if she goes.
> Even though he succeeded before, I couldn't help but doubt the his abilities second time he tried.
> I try not to doubt their judgement but it is difficult.
- Use the phrase "without a doubt" to emphasize your opinion.
Example: She is without a doubt the best cook that I know. - Use the phrase "in doubt" when something is not likely to be successful or continue.
Example: His future at this firm is in doubt due to his lack of performance.
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