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Definition of doubtful
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of doubtful is as below...
Doubtful
(a.) Not
settled
in
opinion;
undetermined;
wavering;
hesitating
in
belief;
also used,
metaphorically,
of the body when its
action
is
affected
by such a state of mind; as, we are
doubtful
of a fact, or of the
propriety
of a
measure..
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Mangrove
::
Mangrove
(n.) The name of one or two trees of the genus
Rhizophora
(R.
Mangle,
and R.
mucronata,
the last
doubtfully
distinct)
inhabiting
muddy
shores
of
tropical
regions,
where they
spread
by
emitting
aerial
roots,
which
fasten
in the
saline
mire and
eventually
become
new
stems.
The seeds also send down a
strong
root while yet
attached
to the
parent
plant..
Doubtfulness
::
Doubtfulness
(n.) State of being
doubtful.
Unequivocal
::
Unequivocal
(a.) Not
equivocal;
not
doubtful;
not
ambiguous;
evident;
sincere;
plain;
as,
unequivocal
evidence;
unequivocal
words..
Suspensor
::
Suspensive
(a.)
Tending
to
suspend,
or to keep in
suspense;
causing
interruption
or
delay;
uncertain;
doubtful..
Doubtous
::
Doubtous
(a.)
Doubtful.
Samarium
::
Samarium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
of
doubtful
identity.
Demimonde
::
Demimonde
(n.)
Persons
of
doubtful
reputation;
esp., women who are kept as
mistresses,
though
not
public
prostitutes;
demireps..
Scrupulous
::
Scrupulous
(a.)
Liable
to be
doubted;
doubtful;
nice.
Indubitate
::
Indubitate
(a.) Not
questioned
or
doubtful;
evident;
certain.
Problem
::
Problem
(n.) A
question
proposed
for
solution;
a
matter
stated
for
examination
or
proof;
hence,
a
matter
difficult
of
solution
or
settlement;
a
doubtful
case; a
question
involving
doubt..
Chance
::
Chance
(n.) A
possibility;
a
likelihood;
an
opportunity;
-- with
reference
to a
doubtful
result;
as, a
chance
to
escape;
a
chance
for life; the
chances
are all
against
him..
Authentic
::
Authentic
(n.)
Having
a
genuine
original
or
authority,
in
opposition
to that which is
false,
fictitious,
counterfeit,
or
apocryphal;
being what it
purports
to be;
genuine;
not of
doubtful
origin;
real; as, an
authentic
paper or
register..
Protista
::
Protista
(n. pl.) A
provisional
group in which are
placed
a
number
of low
microscopic
organisms
of
doubtful
nature.
Some are
probably
plants,
others
animals..
Doubtful
::
Doubtful
(a.) Of
uncertain
issue or
event.
Dubiosity
::
Dubiosity
(n.) The state of being
doubtful;
a
doubtful
statement
or
thing.
Litigious
::
Litigious
(a.)
Subject
to
contention;
disputable;
controvertible;
debatable;
doubtful;
precarious.
Query
::
Query (v. t.) To write query (qu., qy., or ?)
against,
as a
doubtful
spelling,
or
sense,
in a
proof.
See
Quaere..
Disputable
::
Disputable
(v. i.)
Capable
of being
disputed;
liable
to be
called
in
question,
controverted,
or
contested;
or
doubtful
certainty
or
propriety;
controvertible;
as,
disputable
opinions,
propositions,
points,
or
questions..
Apocrypha
::
Apocrypha
(n. pl.)
Something,
as a
writing,
that is of
doubtful
authorship
or
authority;
--
formerly
used also
adjectively..
Equivocate
::
Equivocate
(a.) To use words of
equivocal
or
doubtful
signification;
to
express
one's
opinions
in terms which admit of
different
senses,
with
intent
to
deceive;
to use
ambiguous
expressions
with a view to
mislead;
as, to
equivocate
is the work of
duplicity..
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