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Fahd alfonsinho Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Doubts - choice

Hi everyone,

If I have to choose between two choices and I am not sure about it, can I use the word "doubt" in sentences like these ones:

1) When I clear up my doubts about what to do...

2) In a few days I'll dispel my doubts about what to do...
(does "dispel" sound very formal?)

Are there words/ways to say it more natural for natives instead of these ones?

Thank you!

Have a good day.

Alfonsinho
  

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These sentences seem to be veering toward gaining courage -loosing self doubt, that is. -Once you start dispelling abstract self doubts, you might take the necessary actions. These seem to say you have unfounded doubts to clear up.

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  • These sentences seem to be veering toward gaining courage -loosing self doubt, that is.
  • -Once you start dispelling abstract self doubts, you might take the necessary actions.
  • These seem to say you have unfounded doubts to clear up.
  • Doubts of a general nature that seem incontrovertible, on the other hand, can often be cleared up, and usually regard reinstating an idea, a person, a plan to its original status in its original positive light.
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These sentences seem to be veering toward gaining courage -loosing self doubt, that is. -Once you start dispelling abstract self doubts, you might take the necessary actions. These seem to say you have unfounded doubts to clear up. Doubts of a general nature that seem incontrovertible, on the other hand, can often be cleared up, and usually regard reinstating an idea, a person, a plan to its orig
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I see, thank you!
So, what would you say if you just wanted to express your will to overcome your uncertainty about two things that are both good and it's just a matter of choosing the one you think is going to be the best?
Would the word "confusion" be more appropriate?
Thanks
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fahd alfonsinhoHi everyone,If I have to choose between two choices and I am not sure about it, can I use the word "doubt" in sentences like these ones:1) When I clear up my doubts about what to do...2) In a few days I'll dispel my doubts about what to do...(does "dispel" sound very formal?)Are there words/ways to say it more natural for natives instead of these ones?Thank
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I got it.
Thanks!

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