Pronounce 12

DOUBT

Natural Pronunciation

Say it: dowt

  • One syllable.

  • Dowt rhymes with out and shout.

  • The ow sounds like the ow in cow.

  • Do not say the b. The B is silent.

DOUBT

Practical Use

  1. I doubt that the package will arrive today.

  2. She had doubts about accepting the job offer.

  3. There is no doubt that practice improves language skills.

  4. He began to doubt himself after several unsuccessful attempts.

  5. I don't doubt your ability to handle the responsibility.

Read in Context

Starting Something New

When Priya decided to open an online shop, she was excited but full of doubt. She wondered whether customers would trust a new business and whether she could compete with established sellers. Her friends encouraged her to start small rather than spend all her savings at once. Priya researched suppliers, created a simple website, and listed a few handmade products. The first week brought only two orders, which increased her doubts. Instead of giving up, she asked customers for feedback and improved her product descriptions. Gradually, sales increased. Priya discovered that uncertainty did not mean she was making the wrong decision. Sometimes, confidence grows only after we begin taking practical steps.

Understanding the Word

Doubt can mean uncertainty about something or the act of questioning whether something is true.

  • Uncertainty: I have some doubt about the accuracy of this information.

  • Questioning a belief: She began to doubt whether the plan would work.

  • Strong confidence in the negative: There is no doubt that he worked hard,

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