considerable doubt

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Used to describe a large amount of doubt.

doubtADJECTIVE + doubt

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considerable

Examples (10)

  • Considerable doubt exists as to the precise origin of this custom.
  • The new evidence cast considerable doubt on the initial verdict.
  • Despite promising results, there is still considerable doubt about the drug's long-term effects.
  • The company's future is in considerable doubt following the CEO's unexpected resignation.
  • I have considerable doubt that he will finish the marathon, given his lack of training.
  • The latest polls have thrown considerable doubt on the incumbent's chances of re-election.
  • Historians expressed considerable doubt regarding the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
  • There will be considerable doubt surrounding the project's funding until the new budget is approved.
  • That the witness was telling the whole truth remained a matter of considerable doubt.
  • A feeling of considerable doubt crept in as she listened to his contradictory excuses.