Dubiterò

Dubiterò is the Italian verb form corresponding to the first-person singular of the verb dubitare in the futuro semplice, meaning I will doubt. It is a standard grammatical form rather than a proper noun and can appear in both literary and everyday language to express a future act of doubting.

Etymology and form

Dubitare comes from Latin dubitare, and its related terms include dubbio (doubt) and dubbioso (doubtful). Dubiterò is the regular future tense ending for -are verbs: io dubiterò, tu dubiterai, lui/lei dubiterà, noi dubiteremo, voi dubiterete, loro dubiteranno. The accent on ò marks the standard stress pattern in this form.

Conjugation

Io dubiterò

Tu dubiterai

Lui/lei dubiterà

Noi dubiteremo

Voi dubiterete

Loro dubiteranno

Usage

Dubiterò expresses a future doubt about a decision, event, or statement. It can appear in literary narration, hypothetical scenarios, or when outlining plans that hinge on future uncertainty. It is often accompanied by subordinate clauses or prepositional phrases to specify what is being questioned or evaluated.

Examples

- Dubiterò di questa decisione finché non avrò maggiori informazioni.

- Dubiterò di accettare l’offerta finché non chiariranno i dettagli.

See also

Dubitare, Dubbio, Dubbioso, Futuro semplice.