Doubts

/daʊts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural form of doubt; a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction about a fact or outcome in legal contexts.
    The court considered the defendant's doubts about the witness's credibility.

Forms

  • doubt

Commentary

Used primarily as the plural of 'doubt'; legal significance often arises in evidentiary contexts where doubts affect judgment or verdict.

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