The action of study, v. (in various senses); an instance of this.

Doubt, indecision.

The (subjective) state of uncertainty with regard to the truth or reality of anything; undecidedness of belief or opinion. With plural: A feeling…

Hence. Subjective uncertainty; hesitation, wavering, doubt. Obsolete.

The condition of being (objectively) doubtful or uncertain; a state of affairs such as to give occasion for hesitation or uncertainty; a matter of…

Doubt, uncertainty, hesitation.

uncertainty.

error, perverseness; doubt, uncertainty.

Hesitation.

A unit of apothecaries' weight; = scruple, n.1 1 (1.296 grams).

Uncertainty about one's course of action; doubt, hesitation. Also an instance of this: a feeling of uncertainty, a doubt. Obsolete.

Doubt. wythout diswere, without doubt, ‘iwis’: common as a metrical tag.

The action or condition of doubting; doubt, uncertainty; hesitation.

Uncertainty, doubt. Obsolete. rare.

= uncertainty, n., in various senses.

The action of doubt, v.; feeling of uncertainty, hesitation; †apprehension, fear.

The quality of being doubtful. Subjective uncertainty; undecidedness of mind; want of assured opinion; distrust.

The quality of being scrupulous (see the adjective).

in generalized sense. (Sometimes = scrupulosity.)

The state or character of being uncertain in mind; a state of doubt; want of assurance or confidence; hesitation, irresolution.

Doubtful or disputable condition; doubt. Obsolete.

The condition of not having arrived at a settled opinion on some subject; undecided opinion, uncertainty, doubt. With plural, An instance of this.

Hesitation.

Subjective uncertainty; the state or condition of not being certain or sure of something; absence of assurance or confidence; doubt, hesitation.

the state of being unpersuaded.

Want of assurance, uncertainty.

The quality or condition of hesitating; indecision, vacillation; an instance of this.

The quality or condition of being unsettled.

The action of hesitating; a pausing or delaying in deciding or acting, due to irresolution; the condition of doubt in relation to action.

Absence of satisfaction.

The condition of being unsatisfied. (Frequently in 17th cent.)

Doubt, hesitation, uncertainty of opinion.

with plural. An instance or particular case of this; something insecure.

Want of persuasion or feeling of certainty.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

A state of perplexity, indecision, or hesitation; doubt, uncertainty.

The condition or quality of being dubious; doubtfulness, dubiousness.

A hesitation; a fuss, to-do.

Objectively, as an attribute of affairs, etc.: Doubtfulness, uncertainty, undecidedness. †in suspense: (of a question, etc.) undecided, doubtful.