Meaning: doubts

daʊt
n.
the state of being unsure of somethinguncertainty about the truth or factuality of existence of something
v.
consider unlikely or have doubts aboutlack confidence in or have doubts about

have your doubts Idiom, Proverb

cast doubts

Idiom(s): cast doubt(s) (on sb or sth)

Theme: DOUBT

to cause someone or something to be doubted.
• The police cast doubt on my story.
• How can they cast doubt? They haven t looked into it yet.
• The city council cast doubt on John and his plan.
• They are always casting doubts.

He who knows nothing, doubts nothing.

Knowledge leads us to make choices.

have (one's) doubts (about addition or something)

To be alert or ambiguous of addition or something. I apperceive you absolutely love this neighborhood, but I accept my doubts. I do accept my doubts about Brian—he aloof seems capricious to me.Learn more: doubt, have, someone

have your ˈdoubts (about something)

accept affidavit why you are not assertive about whether article is acceptable or whether article acceptable will happen: I’ve had my doubts about his assignment back he abutting the company. ♢ It may be all right. Personally, I accept my doubts.Learn more: doubt, have

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