Dubitation (noun) (Archaic)
doo-bit-ay-shun
Doubt.
1400–50; late Middle English (< Middle French, Old French ) < Latin dubitātiōn- (stem of dubitātiō ), equivalent to dubitāt ( us ), past participle of dubitāre
Example sentences
“There is some dubitation about whether I will rise from my bed today.”
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