doubt

UK
/daʊt/
US
/daʊt/
doubtnoun
doubts
pl
UK
/daʊt/
US
/daʊt/
Translations
She was filled with doubt about her decision to move to a new city.
Elle était remplie de doute au sujet de sa décision de déménager dans une nouvelle ville.
Definitions
A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
She was filled with doubt about her decision to move to a new city.
A state of being unsure or skeptical about something.
His doubt about the project's success was evident in his cautious approach.
An inclination not to believe or accept something as true.
There was doubt among the team members regarding the feasibility of the plan.
doubtverb
doubted
Past Simple
doubted
Past Participle
doubting
ing-form
UK
/daʊt/
US
/daʊt/
Translations
douterSe construit généralement avec « de » ; peut aussi introduire une proposition avec « que ».
She began to doubt his ability to complete the project on time.
Elle a commencé à douter de sa capacité à terminer le projet à temps.
Definitions
To feel uncertain about something or question its truth or reliability.
She began to doubt his ability to complete the project on time.
To lack confidence in or distrust someone or something.
He doubted his own skills after failing the test.
To consider something unlikely or improbable, often introducing a clause with 'that'.
I doubt that they'll arrive on time.