Examples of using "Kuşkuluyum" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm doubtful.
I'm suspicious.
- I suspect that you won't like it.
- I suspect you won't like it.
I'm still uncertain.
I doubt that she loves you.
I doubt that he's a lawyer.
- I doubt Tom would be interested in joining the army.
- I doubt that Tom would be interested in joining the army.
- I doubt he knows what he's talking about.
- I doubt she knows what she's talking about.
- I doubt that Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
- I doubt Tom will want to go to Boston with you.
- I suspect Tom will do that next week.
- I suspect that Tom will do that next week.
- I doubt Tom would do that for Mary.
- I doubt that Tom would do that for Mary.
I'm always suspicious of men like him.
- I doubt we were ever in any real danger.
- I doubt that we were ever in any real danger.
- I doubt many people know how to do that.
- I doubt that many people know how to do that.
- I doubt that Tom and Mary are still married.
- I doubt Tom and Mary are still married.
- I've never trusted Tom and I doubt I ever will.
- I've never trusted Tom and I doubt that I ever will.
I doubt if Bob will come on time.
- I doubt that Tom would help, but you should still ask him.
- I doubt Tom would help, but you should still ask him.
I doubt if Bob will come to my birthday party.
I doubt if anyone even remembers his name now, except for me.