no doubt in Latin
no doubt in Latin is nempe, nīmīrum — no doubt means very probably; used to show that the speaker assumes something is true without being able to prove it.
no doubt in Latin
nempe
without a doubt; surely.
nīmīrum
without a doubt; surely.
What does "no doubt" mean?
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adverb Very probably; used to show that the speaker assumes something is true without being able to prove it.
"You are no doubt wondering why I called this meeting."
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phrase Certainly; used to agree emphatically with what someone has just said.
""That was the best set of the night." "No doubt.""
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noun An absence of uncertainty, as in the fixed phrase there is no doubt that.
"There is no doubt that the policy has cost jobs."
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no doubt in a sentence
- You are no doubt wondering why I called this meeting.
- She will no doubt claim she was never told.
- "That was the best set of the night." "No doubt."
- There is no doubt that the policy has cost jobs.
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What is "no doubt" in Latin?
"no doubt" in Latin is nempe, nīmīrum. no doubt means: Very probably; used to show that the speaker assumes something is true without being able to prove it.
How do you use "no doubt" in a sentence?
Example: "You are no doubt wondering why I called this meeting." In Latin, "no doubt" is nempe, nīmīrum.
Are there other ways to say "no doubt" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "no doubt": nempe, nīmīrum.
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