doubtful in Italian
doubtful in Italian is dubbio, discutibile, incerto — doubtful means not certain to happen or be true; uncertain.
doubtful in Italian
dubbio
Subject to, or causing doubt.
discutibile
Experiencing or showing doubt, skeptical.
incerto
Undecided or of uncertain outcome.
improbabile
Improbable or unlikely.
sospetto
Suspicious, or of dubious character.
What does "doubtful" mean?
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adjective Not certain to happen or be true; uncertain.
"It's doubtful she'll finish the report by tonight."
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adjective Feeling or showing doubt about something.
"He gave a doubtful look when I explained my plan."
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adjective Of questionable honesty or reliability.
"The source turned out to be doubtful at best."
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doubtful in a sentence
- It's doubtful she'll finish the report by tonight.
- The outcome of the vote remains doubtful.
- He gave a doubtful look when I explained my plan.
- She sounded doubtful about the investment's chances.
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What is "doubtful" in Italian?
"doubtful" in Italian is dubbio, discutibile, incerto. doubtful means: Not certain to happen or be true; uncertain.
How do you use "doubtful" in a sentence?
Example: "It's doubtful she'll finish the report by tonight." In Italian, "doubtful" is dubbio, discutibile, incerto.
Are there other ways to say "doubtful" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "doubtful": dubbio, discutibile, incerto, improbabile, sospetto.
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