Definitions
fraught with uncertainty or doubt
Word origin
From Middle English doutfull, douteful, equivalent to doubt + -ful.
Used in a sentence
“Yet it is not the predominant views of the experts but the views of a minority, mostly of rather doubtful standing in their profession, which are taken up and spread by the intellectuals.”
“The pupils of her great eyes were large in the doubtful lamplight, swallowing their green fires in deep pools of mystery and darkness.”
“They had their lists of Liberals and of the doubtfuls who still remained doubtful. As the election drew near, the force of the whole organization was turned upon these unrepentant doubtfuls.”
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01“Far from certain”8 letters
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