dubitate Synonyms
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dubitate Meaning
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dubitate (v. i.)
To doubt.
dubitate Sentence Examples
- The philosopher René Descartes famously wrote " Cogito, ergo sum."
- (I think, therefore I am.)
- to articulate his position that one cannot dubitate their own existence while they are thinking.
- Although he was an atheist, Bertrand Russell claimed he could not dubitate the existence of God, but he did not believe in one.
- The skeptic will dubitate every proposition, no matter how well-established it seems.
- She had a habit of dubitating her own abilities, which always led to her holding herself back.
- His dubitation paralyzed him with indecision, making it impossible for him to take any action.
- The scientist continually dubitated his findings, always seeking more evidence to confirm or refute his theories.
- The jury was asked to dubitate the evidence presented during the trial and decide whether the defendant was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The politician's dubitation of his opponent's qualifications was seen as an attempt to undermine his credibility.
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To doubt.
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The philosopher René Descartes famously wrote " Cogito, ergo sum."
(I think, therefore I am.)
to articulate his position that one cannot dubitate their own existence while they are thinking.
Although he was an atheist, Bertrand Russell claimed he could not dubitate the existence of God, but he did not believe in one.
