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Translation

to doubt

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Examples

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I doubt his words.

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She never doubted the truth.

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We doubted whether he would come today.

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Do not doubt my love for you.

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He looked at me with great doubt.

The preposition is the thing to fix in your head: you something, never . English hides the preposition, so the accusative feels natural and is wrong. Where a whole clause follows, use , because doubting is a question in disguise: , . The noun and the adverb are both common, the second a mild irony machine, since in argument usually announces that the speaker has no evidence. a means dubious, worth doubting, and is thoroughly rude about whatever it modifies.

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Word family

Words built on dubi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.

  • dubindaadjective

    doubtful, questionable, dubious

    dubi-ind-: worthy of being doubted

  • sendubeadverb

    undoubtedly, no doubt, certainly

    sendubi

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This word is taught in chapter 6, lesson 4: dubi, dudek, aparta and 7 more words.