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91method of doubt — Sometimes known as the use of hyperbolic (extreme) doubt, or Cartesian doubt. This is the method of investigating the extent of knowledge and its basis in reason or experience used by Descartes in the first two Meditations . It attempts to put… …
92no doubt — doubtless, no doubt, undoubtedly, doubtlessly 1. Fowler (1926) rightly noted that doubtless and no doubt, used adverbially, convey probability rather than certainty about what follows, so that They are doubtless [or no doubt] guilty and No doubt… …
93without doubt — adverb admittedly to be sure, he is no Einstein • Syn: ↑to be sure, ↑no doubt * * * without (a) doubt Certainly • • • Main Entry: ↑doubt * * * without (a) doubt …
94Reasonable Doubt — Studioalbum von Jay Z Veröffentlichung 25. Juni 1996 Label Roc A Fella Records Priority Records …
95Sense of Doubt — Song infobox Name = Sense of Doubt Artist = David Bowie Album = Heroes Released = October 14 1977 track no = 7 Recorded = Hansa Studio by the Wall, West Berlin July August 1977 Genre = Electronic, Ambient Length = 3:57 Label = RCA Records Writer …
96no doubt — 1) used for emphasizing that something seems certain or very likely No doubt she ll tell me everything when she s ready. 2) used for showing that you accept something is probably true, but this does not change your opinion No doubt she s very… …
97the benefit of the doubt — a concession that a person or fact must be regarded as correct or justified, if the contrary has not been proven I ll give you the benefit of the doubt as to whether it was deliberate or not * * * the benefit of the doubt ◇ When people give you… …
98No Doubt — De gauche à droite : Tom Dumont, Stephen Bradley, Adrian Young, Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, et Gabrial McNair Pays d’origine …
99Monolith of Doubt — Single by After Forever Released 2002 Genre Symphonic metal …
100self-doubt — n. lack of confidence in oneself, one s abilities, etc. * * * noun lack of self confidence • Syn: ↑diffidence, ↑self distrust • Ant: ↑confidence (for: ↑diffidence) • Derivationally related forms: ↑ …
