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doubtful

/ˈdaʊt.fəl/

Tradução: Que sente incerteza ou desconfiança em relação a algo; também usado para descrever algo improvável ou de que se duvida.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈdaʊt.fəl/B1formal
  • ptQue sente incerteza ou desconfiança em relação a algo; também usado para descrever algo improvável ou de que se duvida.

Feeling uncertain about something or not convinced; also used to describe something unlikely to happen or be true.

  1. Uncertain or not sureB1formal

    Feeling uncertain about something or not convinced.

    ptDuvidoso

    • I am doubtful about the success of this plan.
    • She was doubtful whether he would arrive on time.
    • The outcome of the negotiations remains doubtful.

    Sinônimosdistrustfuldubiousquestioningsuspiciousuncertainunsure

    Antônimoscertainconfidentconvincedpositivesure

  2. Unlikely or improbableB1formal

    Not likely to happen or be true.

    ptImprovável

    • It is doubtful that they will finish the project by Friday.
    • His chances of winning the lottery are doubtful.
    • The weather forecast is doubtful for the weekend.

    Sinônimosdubiousimprobablequestionableuncertainunlikely

    Antônimoscertainindubitablelikelyprobablesureunquestionable

  3. Questionable or suspiciousB2formal

    Not trustworthy or reliable; causing suspicion.

    ptDuvidoso

    • The company's financial records are doubtful.
    • His motives for helping were doubtful.
    • The evidence presented in court was highly doubtful.

    Sinônimosdubiousfishyquestionableshadysuspectsuspiciousunreliableuntrustworthy

    Antônimoscertaincredibleindubitablereliablesuretrustworthyunquestionable

Formas
  • more doubtful comparative form
  • most doubtful superlative form
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