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ambiguity
anxiety
apprehension
apprehensiveness
confusion
dubitatio
dubito
faltering
feeling of uncertainty
hesitancy
improbability
inability to decide
incertitude
indefiniteness
indeterminateness
indetermination
infirmity of purpose
insecurity
instability
irresolution
lack of certitude
lack of confidence
lack of conviction
lack of faith
matter of dubitation
misgiving
perplexity
precariousness
qualification
qualm
qualmishness
quandary
question
reluctance
reservation
reserve
selfdoubt
state of suspense
suspended judgment
suspense
uncertain state
uncertainness
uncertainty
undecidedness
undeterminedness
unsettled opinion
unsettlement
unsteadiness
unsureness
vacillation
vagueness
want of confidence
want of faith
wavering Associated Concepts: beyond a reasonable doubt standard
rational doubt
reasonable doubt foreign phrases: Nobiliores et benigniores praesumptiones in dubiis suntpraeferendae
In doubtful cases the more generous and more benign presumptions are to be preferred
Ambiguitas verborum latens verificatione supple tur; nam quod exfacto oritur ambiguum verificatione facti tollitur
A latent verbal ambiguity may be removed by evidence; for whatever ambiguity arises from an extrinsic fact may be explained by extrinsic evidence
Quae dubitationis tollendae causa contractibus inseruntur
jus commune non laedunt
Those clauses which are inserted in agreements to avoid doubts and ambiguity do not offend the common law