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dubiousness

/ˈdjuː.bi.əs.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est douteux, incertain ou contestable quant à sa vérité, son exactitude ou son existence.

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noun

/ˈdjuː.bi.əs.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est douteux, incertain ou contestable quant à sa vérité, son exactitude ou son existence.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being uncertain, doubtful, or questionable about the truth, factuality, or existence of something.

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  1. State of being uncertainC1formal

    The condition of being hesitant or unsure about something.

    frÉtat d'incertitude

    • His dubiousness about the project's success was evident.
    • She expressed dubiousness regarding the accuracy of the report.
    • The team's dubiousness led to a delay in the decision.

    Synonymesdoubtdoubtfulnessdubietyhesitationindecisionirresolutionskepticismuncertainty

    Antonymesassurancecertaintyconfidenceconvictionsureness

  2. Doubt about truth or existenceC1formal

    Uncertainty concerning the truth, factuality, or reality of something.

    frdoute sur la vérité ou l'existence

    • The dubiousness of the claim made it hard to accept.
    • There was a general dubiousness about the existence of the creature.
    • His dubiousness about the facts was justified by the evidence.

    Synonymesdisbeliefdistrustdoubtdubietyincredulitymistrustskepticismsuspicionuncertainty

    Antonymesassurancecertaintyconvictionindubitabilitysureness

Formes
  • dubiousnesses plural form
  • dubiousnesses' possessive plural form
  • dubiousness's possessive singular form
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