Ambiguity
Doubt
Doubt noun - A feeling or attitude that one does not know the truth, truthfulness, or trustworthiness of someone or something.
Ambiguity is a synonym for doubt in conviction topic. You can use "Ambiguity" instead a noun "Doubt", if it concerns topics such as difficulty.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- anxiety and ambiguity
- anxiety and doubt
- problem and ambiguity
- problem and doubt
- difficulty and ambiguity
- difficulty and doubt
- confusion and ambiguity
- confusion and doubt
- suspense and ambiguity
- suspense and doubt
- perplexity and ambiguity
- perplexity and doubt
- hesitancy and ambiguity
- hesitancy and doubt
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Black and White Morality: All the coolness and emotional satisfaction of seeing good inevitably triumph over evil, none of the doubt, exhaustion and emotional ambiguity inherent in real life.
Source: Rule of Fun - The NCIS episode "Reasonable Doubt" had the wife and mistress of a sailor both suspected of a murder, but they can't charge either of them because no matter which one they arrest, there's enough ambiguity in the evidence to establish reasonable doubt that it could have been the other one.
Source: Insurance Fraud
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