have doubt

Frequency: 8.525.5 per million words

To possess a feeling of doubt.

doubtVERB + doubt

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Examples (10)

  • I have some doubts about his plan.
  • From the beginning, she had her doubts about the project's success.
  • If the data doesn't improve, the investors will have serious doubts.
  • Do you have any doubts about my ability to finish this?
  • He has a nagging doubt that he left the stove on.
  • Having doubts is normal, but you must make a decision eventually.
  • You might have some doubts at first, but the system is actually very reliable.
  • They promised to deliver on time, but I have my doubts.
  • The committee has some lingering doubts regarding the ethical implications of the research.
  • I used to have doubts, but now I'm completely convinced.