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# [[shakka]], [[tantama]], [[kokwanto]] <> A '''doubt''' is a question or [[uncertainty]] about something. {{synonyms|question|uncertainty|cynicism|disbelief}} {{antonyms|trust|certainty|belief}} | # [[shakka]], [[tantama]], [[kokwanto]] <> A '''doubt''' is a question or [[uncertainty]] about something. {{synonyms|question|uncertainty|cynicism|disbelief}} {{antonyms|trust|certainty|belief}} | ||
## ''And no '''[[doubt]]''' the cause of countless agonised ponderings by men and women alike.'' <> kuma babu '''[[shakka]]''' wannan al'amari yana sa maza da mata tunanin yaya hakikanin abin yake.<small><small> --[[bbchausa_verticals/084-the-enduring-enigma-of-female-desire]]</small></small><br><br> | ## ''And no '''[[doubt]]''' the cause of countless agonised ponderings by men and women alike.'' <> kuma babu '''[[shakka]]''' wannan al'amari yana sa maza da mata tunanin yaya hakikanin abin yake.<small><small> --[[bbchausa_verticals/084-the-enduring-enigma-of-female-desire]]</small></small><br><br> |
Latest revision as of 19:18, 6 December 2021
Pronunciation
Noun
- shakka, tantama, kokwanto <> A doubt is a question or uncertainty about something.
- Synonyms: question, uncertainty, cynicism and disbelief
- And no doubt the cause of countless agonised ponderings by men and women alike. <> kuma babu shakka wannan al'amari yana sa maza da mata tunanin yaya hakikanin abin yake. --bbchausa_verticals/084-the-enduring-enigma-of-female-desire
- Bawa wani ribar kokwanto. <> Give someone the benefit of the doubt.
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Verb
Plain form (yanzu) |
3rd-person singular (ana cikin yi) |
Past tense (ya wuce) |
Past participle (ya wuce) |
Present participle (ana cikin yi) |
- (transitive) If you doubt someone or something, you don't believe them completely.
- Synonym: question
- The girl I met at the pub said she would call me, but I doubt she really will.
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