Examples of using "Dubito" in a sentence and their english translations:
I doubt it.
- I doubt if he will come.
- I am doubtful whether he will come.
- I doubt it.
- I doubt that.
I doubt if Tom is single.
- I doubt Tom will lie to you.
- I doubt that Tom will lie to you.
I doubt her words.
I highly doubt that.
I highly doubt it.
I doubt if it'll rain.
- I doubt this will work.
- I doubt that this will work.
I doubt that she loves you.
- I doubt that Tom is busy.
- I doubt Tom is busy.
I doubt that he's a lawyer.
- I doubt Tom will agree to that.
- I doubt that Tom will agree to that.
- I doubt Tom will do that.
- I doubt that Tom will do that.
- I doubt Tom will do it.
I do not doubt that he is sincere.
- I doubt that Tom is hungry.
- I doubt Tom is hungry.
- I doubt that Tom is guilty.
- I doubt Tom is guilty.
I doubt if that's true.
- I doubt Tom is really that gullible.
- I doubt that Tom is really that gullible.
- I doubt Tom will be here tomorrow.
- I doubt that Tom will be here tomorrow.
- I doubt that Tom is still here.
- I doubt Tom is still here.
- I doubt that Tom is still busy.
- I doubt Tom is still busy.
I doubt the truth of his statement.
I doubt whether he will win both races.
- I doubt Tom is still there.
- I doubt that Tom is still there.
- I doubt very much Tom will be interested.
- I doubt very much that Tom will be interested.
- I doubt many people will be there.
- I doubt that many people will be there.
- I doubt that Tom is still tired.
- I doubt Tom is still tired.
- I doubt that Tom is still poor.
- I doubt Tom is still poor.
I don't doubt that she is married.
I doubt that she loves you.
I doubt that she loves you.
- I doubt Tom knows how to fish.
- I doubt that Tom knows how to fish.
- I doubt Tom will be surprised.
- I doubt that Tom will be surprised.
I doubt Tom would agree.
I doubt Tom knows Mary.
I doubt things will change.
- I doubt that Tom will like that.
- I doubt Tom will like that.
I doubt if Tom will be afraid.
I doubt if Tom will be absent.
- I doubt Tom will visit Boston.
- I doubt that Tom will visit Boston.
I doubt if Tom would wait for us.
I don't doubt that Tom will win.
- I doubt Tom will tell us the truth.
- I doubt that Tom will tell us the truth.
- I doubt that Tom will ever come back home.
- I doubt Tom will ever come back home.
- I don't doubt that Tom will arrive on time.
- I don't doubt Tom will arrive on time.
- I doubt Tom is still in Australia.
- I doubt that Tom is still in Australia.
I don't doubt that he will help me.
I doubt that's just a coincidence.
- I doubt Tom will be the first.
- I doubt that Tom will be the first.
- I doubt Tom will go to Boston.
- I doubt that Tom will go to Boston.
I doubt if Tom will agree to do that.
- I doubt that Tom is still married.
- I doubt Tom is still married.
- I doubt that Tom is still sleepy.
- I doubt Tom is still sleepy.
- I doubt that Tom is still awake.
- I doubt Tom is still awake.
- I doubt that Tom is still angry.
- I doubt Tom is still angry.
- I doubt that Tom is still alive.
- I doubt Tom is still alive.
I doubt that Tom is still asleep.
- I doubt Tom is still active.
- I doubt that Tom is still active.
- I doubt the new proposal will be accepted.
- I doubt that the new proposal will be accepted.
I doubt the truth of his story.
I doubt that Tom will ever come back home.
- I doubt that Tom would remember me.
- I doubt Tom would remember me.
I doubt that Tom really did that.
- I doubt that Tom is still alone.
- I doubt Tom is still alone.
I do not doubt that he is sincere.
I don't doubt that.
- I doubt there's a market for that.
- I doubt that there's a market for that.
I doubt that Tom and Mary are still asleep.
- I doubt there's anyone following me.
- I doubt that there's anyone following me.
- I doubt that Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
- I doubt Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
I doubt that you are as busy as you say you are.
I doubt that Tom and Mary are still home.
I doubt Tom will wait until 2:30.
I doubt if what Tom said is true.
I doubt that the delay will be as long as you think it'll be.
- I doubt her words.
- I doubt his words.
I doubt he is qualified enough to manage such a team!
- I doubt that Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
- I doubt Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
I doubt everything, even my own doubts.
- I don't think I've ever been here before.
- I don't think that I've ever been here before.
I don't for a moment doubt your honesty.
Though grammatically there is nothing wrong with this sentence, I doubt if anyone would actually ever use it.