dubitancy (Meaning)
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dubitancy (n.)
Doubt; uncertainty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dubitancy
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dubitancy Sentence Examples
- The vague and uncertain nature of the evidence led to dubitancy in the jury's verdict.
- His dubitancy was so overpowering that he found himself unable to make any decision.
- The psychologist's dubitancy about the patient's diagnosis prevented him from making a hasty judgment.
- The historian's dubitancy prevented him from accepting the official narrative without question.
- The scientist's dubitancy about the results of the experiment led him to repeat the procedure multiple times.
- The politician's dubitancy about the upcoming election made him hesitant to campaign too aggressively.
- The investor's dubitancy about the stock market caused him to diversify his portfolio.
- The artist's dubitancy about their latest work led them to make several revisions before exhibiting it.
- The traveler's dubitancy about the unfamiliar terrain made them cautious as they navigated the winding paths.
- The student's dubitancy about the upcoming exam led them to spend countless hours studying and preparing.
FAQs About the word dubitancy
Doubt; uncertainty.
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No antonyms found.
The vague and uncertain nature of the evidence led to dubitancy in the jury's verdict.
His dubitancy was so overpowering that he found himself unable to make any decision.
The psychologist's dubitancy about the patient's diagnosis prevented him from making a hasty judgment.
The historian's dubitancy prevented him from accepting the official narrative without question.
