doubtfulness
doubtfulness — 名詞
1. the state or feeling of being unsure whether something is true, real, correct, o
不確定;疑惑
對某事真實性或正確性的不確定
the state or feeling of being unsure whether something is true, real, correct, or likely to succeed
Amani expressed doubtfulness about the company's financial reports when the numbers did not add up.
Amani 對公司財務報告的真實性表示疑惑,因為數字對不起來。
doubtfulness + about + noun phrase
There was a clear doubtfulness in Jack's voice as he described the experiment's surprising results.
Jack 在描述實驗的驚人結果時,聲音中透著明顯的不確定。
doubtfulness + in + possessive noun phrase
The doubtfulness of the witness's statement led the judge to call for more evidence.
證人陳述的可疑性讓法官要求更多證據後再做判決。
doubtfulness + of + noun phrase (quality of being doubtful)
Noa read the proposal twice, but the doubtfulness in the wording made her hesitate.
Noa 把那份提案讀了兩遍,但措辭中的不確定之處讓她猶豫不決。
- doubtfulness about
- doubtfulness of
- some doubtfulness
- considerable doubtfulness
- doubtfulness over
- uncertainty
more common in everyday use; broader in meaning, covering any lack of certainty
- doubt
more personal and subjective than doubtfulness; often implies a specific reason for questioning
- skepticism
implies a deliberate questioning attitude rather than a passive state of being unsure
- ambiguity
focuses on unclear meaning or multiple possible interpretations rather than uncertainty about truth
文法句型
doubtfulness + about + noun phrase
doubtfulness + of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Doubtfulness is a more formal and less common alternative to 'doubt' or 'uncertainty'. It often appears in written analysis, academic discussion, or legal contexts rather than everyday conversation.
常見錯誤
同根字
- doubt名詞B1
- doubt動詞B1
- doubtful形容詞B2
- doubtfully副詞B2
- undoubted形容詞C1
- undoubtedly副詞B2
- doubtless副詞C1