Dubitation
Pronunciation: /ˈduˈbaɪˈtætˈaɪˌɑn/
Dubitation (noun)
- A state of strong uncertainty about whether something is true, correct, or reliable.
- The act of questioning a claim carefully, often because evidence is missing or unclear.
Examples
- Her dubitation made the plan feel unsafe.
- The report caused serious dubitation among the team.