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Definition of dubiety in English: dubietynoun djuːˈbʌɪɪtid(j)uˈbaɪədi mass nounformal The state or quality of being doubtful; uncertainty. 〈正式〉怀疑，疑惑，不确定 his enemies made much of the dubiety of his paternity 他的敌人在他父亲身份不清这件事情上大做文章。 Example sentencesExamples - But as for the Mirror, there's no such dubiety.
- Journal of the Dead is a refreshing take on the dubiety of justified killing and a harrowing story.
- For so long there has been a degree of dubiety regarding them and who exactly had been the brains behind this revolution.
- This time there might have been less dubiety about the award, but it had the same result, a confident score.
- Harty removed any dubiety by forcing the ball into the back of the net, before running off in pursuit of the acclaim.
- This time there seemed to be a bit of dubiety about it.
- Therefore, in order to relieve his frustrations, the official may look to get his own back by only ruling in favour of this player when there is absolutely no dubiety about a challenge or incident involving this problematic performer.
- Yet only with considerable dubiety does she cite these noble notions of fiction in her recently published ‘fragment of autobiography.’
- He said: ‘There seemed to be no dubiety from Mr Howard.’
- I want transparency so it's clear there is no dubiety, perceived or actual.
- The matter was rested for the remainder of the show, barring several interspersed comments on the alleged dubiety of his parentage.
- There's no need to mull over the question, no dubiety.
- This has opened up an area of great dubiety which deserves more definitive answers.
- There is no dubiety about the DNA link between this guy and the crime scenes.
- No wonder that his sudden surrender provokes in her, not only a ‘romantic’ response, but also something between dubiety, suspicion and ironic dryness.
- But the idea of me living in such a place causes much dubiety.
- There was no dubiety about the Dundee equaliser which came three minutes later.
- There is also dubiety about the completion date of a few roads.
Synonyms uncertainty, lack of certainty, unsureness, indecision, hesitation, hesitancy, dubiousness, suspicion, confusion doubtfulness, dubiousness, uncertainty, lack of certainty, unsureness, incertitude
OriginMid 18th century: from late Latin dubietas, from Latin dubium 'a doubt'. Rhymesanxiety, contrariety, impiety, impropriety, inebriety, notoriety, piety, satiety, sobriety, ubiety, variety Definition of dubiety in US English: dubietynound(j)uˈbaɪədid(y)o͞oˈbīədē formal The state or quality of being doubtful; uncertainty. 〈正式〉怀疑，疑惑，不确定 his enemies made much of the dubiety of his paternity 他的敌人在他父亲身份不清这件事情上大做文章。 Example sentencesExamples - He said: ‘There seemed to be no dubiety from Mr Howard.’
- There is no dubiety about the DNA link between this guy and the crime scenes.
- But as for the Mirror, there's no such dubiety.
- There's no need to mull over the question, no dubiety.
- There was no dubiety about the Dundee equaliser which came three minutes later.
- I want transparency so it's clear there is no dubiety, perceived or actual.
- But the idea of me living in such a place causes much dubiety.
- This has opened up an area of great dubiety which deserves more definitive answers.
- This time there seemed to be a bit of dubiety about it.
- Harty removed any dubiety by forcing the ball into the back of the net, before running off in pursuit of the acclaim.
- For so long there has been a degree of dubiety regarding them and who exactly had been the brains behind this revolution.
- This time there might have been less dubiety about the award, but it had the same result, a confident score.
- There is also dubiety about the completion date of a few roads.
- The matter was rested for the remainder of the show, barring several interspersed comments on the alleged dubiety of his parentage.
- No wonder that his sudden surrender provokes in her, not only a ‘romantic’ response, but also something between dubiety, suspicion and ironic dryness.
- Therefore, in order to relieve his frustrations, the official may look to get his own back by only ruling in favour of this player when there is absolutely no dubiety about a challenge or incident involving this problematic performer.
- Journal of the Dead is a refreshing take on the dubiety of justified killing and a harrowing story.
- Yet only with considerable dubiety does she cite these noble notions of fiction in her recently published ‘fragment of autobiography.’
Synonyms uncertainty, lack of certainty, unsureness, indecision, hesitation, hesitancy, dubiousness, suspicion, confusion doubtfulness, dubiousness, uncertainty, lack of certainty, unsureness, incertitude
OriginMid 18th century: from late Latin dubietas, from Latin dubium ‘a doubt’. |