no doubt
Idioms-
Probably, most likely, as in No doubt you've heard the news about Mother . [Early 1300s]
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Also, . Certainly, without question, as in He's guilty, no doubt, but he doesn't deserve such a long sentence , or That basketball player is without doubt the tallest man I've ever seen . [Early 1300s] Also see beyond a doubt .
Example Sentences
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He added: "Be in no doubt, if called on, the UK would come to your aid today."
From BBC
Fatigue or not, there's no doubt it seems to be working.
From BBC
Ley, who after the leadership spill announced she would resign from parliament, said there was "no doubt" it had been "a challenging time to lead the party".
From BBC
America has certainly had its dark periods, and there were no doubt times that the people felt the future was grim.
From Salon
He could no doubt use a firebreak from the recent political heat.
From BBC
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