うたがう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
1. to doubt; to distrust; to be suspicious of; to suspect
Of course, I was suspicious at first.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to not believe one's ears
to doubt one's own eyes
Examples (42 in total)
Of course, I was suspicious at first.
It's not that I'm doubting it.
She was suspected of being a spy.
I doubt your good sense.
I doubt his story.
Are you still in doubt about what I have said?
I don't doubt it in the least.
Why should you suspect me?
Do you doubt that he will win?
The police were suspicious of his movements.
She was in doubt about the ability of her husband.
Honestly, this child! Are you doubting your own mother?
In other words, you should doubt common sense.
Doubting people is my job.
You wouldn't feel good either, staying under suspicion.
I didn't doubt that point either, so I didn't butt in.
He doubts if I will keep my promise.
I don't doubt that he will help me.
I can't help doubting his honesty.
I am tempted to doubt your friendship.
I don't think it's right to suspect your own subordinates first.
Sometimes I doubt your intelligence.
I do not doubt that he is sincere.
I doubt the authenticity of the document.
I had no idea what to trust and what to doubt.
My guilt leaves no room for doubt.
You're too suspicious about everything.
The woman suspected that her son was using drugs.
I don't doubt that she is married.
We suspected him of lying.
He's a guileless person who doesn't know how to doubt others.
There is no doubt as to her beauty.
I strongly suspected that he had been lying.
It makes one want to doubt whether they are truly social creatures.
If you question his sincerity, do not ask for his help.
He was suspect in that he had no alibi.
I began to doubt the accuracy of his statement.
Some people would question the truth of such rumors.
Living in an organization while under suspicion is an uncomfortable thing.
We all suspect him of murder.
There is no longer any room for doubt; this theory is the truth.
True science teaches us to doubt and to abstain from ignorance.