doubt
A fair or logical doubt, often used in legal contexts.
Used to describe important and worrying doubt.
A small or minor doubt.
Used to describe a large amount of doubt.
Used to emphasize that the doubt is genuine.
Used to describe very serious doubt.
Used to describe very strong and serious doubt.
A doubt that is increasing over time.
A persistent doubt that continually worries you.
A doubt that is becoming stronger.
A doubt that continues for a long time.
A doubt that is kept secret from others.
A doubt that you have yourself and may not share.
Doubt related to one's faith or religious beliefs.
A persistent doubt that makes you feel worried.
A small but persistent doubt that worries you slightly.
To have a great amount of doubt.
To have a genuine and strong doubt.
To feel very strong doubt.
To doubt something but not say it publicly.
To feel uncertain about something.
Used to say that something is almost certain.
Used to say that something is completely certain.
To make the level of certainty clear.
To believe something completely without any hesitation.
Used to emphasize that something is true.
In a way that is completely certain.
Uncertain about something.
A feeling of uncertainty about something.
A doubt that someone personally has.
A feeling of uncertainty about something.
To possess a feeling of doubt.
To cause doubt to arise.
To cause people to feel uncertain about something.
To say or show that you have doubt.
To cause people to feel uncertain about something.
To experience a feeling of doubt.
To take away any doubt.
To make something seem less certain or reliable.
To speak about your doubt.
To cause something to be questioned or become uncertain.
To find a satisfactory answer or solution to a doubt.
To make a doubt disappear.
To resolve or remove any confusion or doubt.
Used to say that something may not be true or correct.
To completely remove a doubt from one's mind.
To consider or allow oneself to have a doubt.
To keep a doubt in your mind for a long time. 'Harbour' is BrE, 'Harbor' is AmE.
When a doubt is still present after a period of time.
When there is a doubt.
When there is a lot of uncertainty about a situation or event.
When a doubt begins to exist, often because of a specific situation.
When a doubt continues to exist.
When a doubt begins to exist.