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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Suspect VS doubt

What is the difference between 'suspect' and 'doubt'?
  

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From my dictionary :- suspect ; -to believe ( someone ) to be guilty without having any proof. -to think (something )to be false or doubtful -to believe (something )to be the case - a person who is believed guilty of a specified offence - adj. not to be trusted or relied upon doubt ; -uncertainty about the truth ,facts,or existence of something -an unresolved difficulty or point - give someone the benefit of the doubt accept that someone is speaking the truth -no doubt almost certainly -to be inclined to disbelieve -to distrust or be suspicious of doubt - opposite meaning - sure or certain suspect - opposite meaning - believe ,trust

— LouiseT

  • From my dictionary :- suspect ; -to believe ( someone ) to be guilty without having any proof.
  • -to think (something )to be false or doubtful -to believe (something )to be the case - a person who is believed guilty of a specified offence - adj.
  • not to be trusted or relied upon doubt ; -uncertainty about the truth ,facts,or existence of something -an unresolved difficulty or point - give someone the benefit of the doubt accept that someone is speaking the truth -no doubt almost certainly -to be inclined to disbelieve -to distrust or be suspicious of doubt - opposite meaning - sure or certain suspect - opposite meaning - believe ,trust
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From my dictionary :-

suspect ;
-to believe ( someone ) to be guilty without having any proof.
-to think (something )to be false or doubtful
-to believe (something )to be the case
- a person who is believed guilty of a specified offence
- adj. not to be trusted or relied upon

doubt ;
-uncertainty about the truth ,facts,or
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