undoubting

/ʌndˈaʊɾɪŋ/ adj

Experiencing or harboring no doubts; entirely confident.

Word Origin Undoubting comes from doubt, which traces back to Latin dubitare 'to waver, hesitate' — literally 'to be of two minds' from the PIE root *dwo- 'two.' So undoubting means not wavering, not being in two minds. The same root gives us dubious, indubitable, and double.

adj Experiencing or harboring no doubts; entirely confident.

She gave an undoubting testimony that convinced the entire jury.

(形容词) 确信无疑的;坚信不疑的

她提供了毫无怀疑的证词,说服了整个陪审团。

(adjetivo) Que no experimenta ni alberga dudas; completamente seguro.

Ella dio un testimonio sin dudas que convenció a todo el jurado.

(adjectif) assuré; certain; convaincu; résolu; décidé [Qui n'éprouve ni ne nourrit aucun doute ; entièrement confiant.]

Elle a livré un témoignage sans le moindre doute qui a convaincu tout le jury.

(Adjektiv) **undoubting** *Adj.* Ohne Zweifel oder Unsicherheit; von vollständiger Überzeugung oder unerschütterlichem Vertrauen geprägt.

Sie legte ein **undoubting** Zeugnis ab, das die gesamte Jury überzeugte.

(形容詞) 疑問や疑いを一切持たないさま。完全に確信している。

彼女は、陪審員全員を納得させるほど確信に満ちた証言を行った。

(adjetivo) convicto; inabalável; seguro; categórico [Que não sente ou alimenta dúvidas; inteiramente confiante.]

Ela deu um depoimento sem dúvidas que convenceu todo o júri.

Word parts: un + doubt + ing

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