Meaning of Doubt
If you doubt something, or if you doubt whether something is true or possible, you believe it is probably not true, genuine, or possible.
Usage
- To doubt means to feel uncertain or lack confidence in the truth or reality of something.
- Doubt often implies suspicion or disbelief about information, claims, or events.
Examples
"She doubted the validity of the story because it lacked evidence."
"I doubt whether this plan will succeed without thorough preparation."
Doubt expresses skepticism or disbelief about the truth or likelihood of something, reflecting hesitation or uncertainty.
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