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/ˈduða/
Translation
doubt
Word origin
From Latin dubita, related to dubitare ('to doubt, waver'), from dubius ('uncertain'). The same root gives English doubt and dubious.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- dubitare
- English cognates
- doubt, dubious, indubitable
Grammar
Examples
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I have a doubt about the exercise.
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Without a doubt, it is the best option.
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If you have any doubt, ask.
asalta .
I am gripped by the doubt of whether I locked the door.
cualquier creerla.
Question any piece of news before believing it.
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