doubt

გამოთქმა: /daʊt/

Universal

a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction:some doubt has been cast upon the authenticity of this account [count noun]:they had doubts that they would ever win

Universal

1 [with object] feel uncertain about:I doubt my ability to do the job [with clause]:I doubt if anyone slept that night
question the truth or fact of (something):who can doubt the value and necessity of these services?
disbelieve or lack faith in (someone):I have no reason to doubt him
[no object] feel uncertain, especially about one’s religious beliefs.

2 [with clause] archaic fear; be afraid:I doubt not any ones contradicting this Journal

beyond doubt: allowing no uncertainty:you’ve proved it beyond doubt
in doubt: open to question:the outcome is no longer in doubt; feeling uncertain about something:by the age of 14 he was in no doubt about his career aims
no doubt: used to indicate the speaker’s firm belief that something is true:those who left were attracted, no doubt, by higher pay; used to introduce a concession which is subsequently dismissed as unimportant or irrelevant:they no doubt did what they could to help her, but their best proved insufficient
without (a) doubt: indisputably:he was without doubt the very worst kind of reporter

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