dubiteranno

Dubiteranno is the third-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb dubitare, meaning "they will doubt." The form reflects Italian’s regular -are verb conjugation in the future tense, built on the stem dubiter- with the ending -anno: io dubiterò, tu dubiterai, egli dubiterà, noi dubiteremo, voi dubiterete, essi dubiteranno.

Usage in Italian follows the standard functions of the future tense: to indicate actions or states that will occur. The future form dubiteranno can be used in neutral, formal, or narrative contexts to discuss upcoming doubt or hesitation by multiple subjects. It often appears in hypothetical, predictive, or reported scenarios.

Example sentences include: "I ricercatori dubiteranno dei risultati finché non saranno replicati." and "Se la prova non è convincente, essi dubiteranno." Such sentences demonstrate how the verb expresses a future process of doubt rather than a present or past action.

Etymology and related forms: dubiterare derives from the Latin dubitare, meaning to doubt, which itself comes from dubius (doubtful). The word family includes related nouns and adjectives such as dubbio (doubt) and dubbio, dubbioso (doubtful). Other tenses derived from the same verb include dubiterò, dubiterai, dubiterà, dubiteremo, dubiterete, and dubiteranno.