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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesduvidador
Pronunciation / Transliteration: doo-vee-dah-DOR
"Ele é um duvidador das teorias populares."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who is uncertain or skeptical about something.
"Despite the evidence presented, she remained a doubter of the new theory." - 2
Someone who questions or challenges beliefs or assertions.
"As a doubter of the mainstream narrative, he sought alternative explanations."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'doubter' originates from the Middle English 'doubten', derived from the Old English 'dūbian', which means to hesitate or be uncertain. The root can be traced back to Proto-Germanic *dubōną, reflecting a long-standing human experience of uncertainty and skepticism.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Doubter" is said worldwide
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douteur
Transliteration: douteur
"Il est un douteur des affirmations scientifiques."
Zweifler
Transliteration: tsvay-fler
"Er ist ein Zweifler an der neuen Theorie."
dubbioso
Transliteration: doob-BYOH-so
"È un dubbioso riguardo alle affermazioni."
dudador
Transliteration: doo-DAH-dor
"Es un dudador de la nueva evidencia."
duvidador
Transliteration: doo-vee-dah-DOR
"Ele é um duvidador das teorias populares."
संदेह करने वाला
Transliteration: sandeh karne wala
"वह नए सिद्धांत का संदेह करने वाला है।"
怀疑者
Transliteration: huái yí zhě
"他是一个怀疑者，质疑新的理论。"
의심하는 사람
Transliteration: uisim haneun saram
"그는 새로운 이론에 의심하는 사람입니다."
疑い深い人
Transliteration: utagai bukai hito
"彼は新しい理論に疑い深い人です。"
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