no doubt

1. Probably, most likely, as in No doubt you've heard the news about Mother . [Early 1300s]

2. 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

“There is no doubt and it is beyond argument that irreparable harm will begin to occur if it hasn’t already occurred,” said McConnell, an Obama appointee.

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“It’s been a period of trauma — no doubt about it.”

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“That happens a lot in job interviews. There’s no doubt about it,” she says.

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I have no doubt, given physician shortages, soaring healthcare costs and an aging society, that the role of AI will only grow.

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Lord Hermer - who is the government's chief legal adviser - said if a new law had been in place at the time of the alleged offences he had "no doubt" the trial would have gone ahead.

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