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to admit of doubt

to suspect

with distrust

without suspicions

a sneaking suspicion

with suspicion

to raise doubt

I harbour doubts

a large amount of doubt

have a sneaking suspicion

To have doubt.

to have a doubt

Success hangs in doubt.

to be able to eradicate doubt

be open to question

to harbour doubts―harbour suspicions

come under suspicion

cause to disbelieve

（疑った人が言えば）My mind is cleared from suspicion―（疑われた人が言えば）―I am cleared of suspicion―（第三者が言えば）―The suspicion is cleared up.

too obvious to be doubted

beyond question

freedom from doubt

distrust

have doubts about

without question

the condition of being in doubt about something

Doubts arise in my mind.

There is not a shadow of doubt―not the shadow of a doubt―about it.

I had my suspicion excited―had my suspicions aroused.

to appear to be dubious