doubting
- adjective
- /ˈdaʊtɪŋ/
- I guess I was a doubting kind of kid.
So how do you deal with self doubting thoughts when you have them?
- So how do you deal with self doubting thoughts when you have them?
- I'm very very self doubting in for you brushing your teeth.
Examples
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And I'm not really the doubting kind.
Blog text (13) -
Of all the members of her family, her faith was weakest, her spirit the most doubting and the least bold.
Fiction book (1998) -
Number one, I want all doubting to cease from this point forth.
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After hearing the contradictory arguments, she felt increasingly doubting about her initial opinion.
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His doubting nature often made it difficult for him to trust others.
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The doubting crowd remained silent as the speaker presented her uncertain conclusions.
Synonyms
Not easily believing that something is true
Not confident or certain about what to do
Not feeling sure or confident
Not sure about something and not ready to believe it
Not sure that something is true or will work
Not trusting other people and doubting their honesty
Showing doubt or wanting to know more
Antonyms
Compounds
How Certain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Doubting comes from an old idea of being 'two' or 'of two minds', so a simple way to remember it is to think of double, which means two. So, to doubt is to have 'two minds' about something, and that is why doubting means feeling 'not certain'.