dubitation (Meaning)

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dubitation (n.)

Act of doubting; doubt.

The judge's dubitation about the witness's testimony led to a lengthy cross-examination.
The scientist's dubitation about the accuracy of the data caused him to repeat the experiment.
The student's dubitation about the teacher's explanation prompted her to ask numerous questions.
The patient's dubitation about the doctor's diagnosis led him to seek a second opinion.
The traveler's dubitation about the safety of the route caused him to take a different path.
The investor's dubitation about the stock's performance led him to sell his shares.
The artist's dubitation about the quality of her work caused her to rework it several times.
The politician's dubitation about the public's support led him to change his campaign strategy.
The engineer's dubitation about the design of the bridge caused him to reinforce it with additional supports.
The philosopher's dubitation about the existence of God led him to question the meaning of life.

Act of doubting; doubt.

skepticism, suspicion, uncertainty,doubt, concern, distrustfulness, mistrust, disbelief, reservation,distrust

conviction,trust, conviction, belief, confidence, surety, belief, assurance, trust, certainty

The judge's dubitation about the witness's testimony led to a lengthy cross-examination.

The scientist's dubitation about the accuracy of the data caused him to repeat the experiment.

The student's dubitation about the teacher's explanation prompted her to ask numerous questions.

The patient's dubitation about the doctor's diagnosis led him to seek a second opinion.