dubitate in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

To dubitate means to hesitate or have doubts about a decision or belief.

I began to dubitate about the decision I had made regarding my career.
Despite his confident demeanor, she could sense that he might dubitate his choice in the election.
When faced with the overwhelming evidence, she found it hard to dubitate the truth of his claims.
It's natural to dubitate when embarking on a journey into the unknown.
Even the most seasoned professionals occasionally dubitate their strategies in challenging situations.