cast doubt on (someone or something)

cast doubt

To cause someone or something to be viewed with doubt, skepticism, or uncertainty. Why did you change your mind about giving Walt the promotion? Did something happen to cast doubt?

cast doubt on (someone or something)

To cause someone or something to be viewed with doubt, skepticism, or uncertainty. I considered Walt for the promotion, but his constant lateness soon cast doubt on that decision. Such a significant error really cast doubt on all of the experiment's results.

cast doubt(s) (on someone or something)

to cause someone or something to be doubted. The police cast doubt on my story. How can they cast doubt? They haven't looked into it yet. The city council cast doubt on John and his plan.

cast doubt on

Cause something or someone to be questioned. For example, The prosecutor cast doubt on the wife's alibi. This idiom uses cast in the sense of "throw," a usage dating from the early 1200s.

词组	cast doubt on (someone or something)
释义	cast doubt on (someone or something) cast doubt To cause someone or something to be viewed with doubt, skepticism, or uncertainty. Why did you change your mind about giving Walt the promotion? Did something happen to cast doubt? See also: cast, doubt cast doubt on (someone or something) To cause someone or something to be viewed with doubt, skepticism, or uncertainty. I considered Walt for the promotion, but his constant lateness soon cast doubt on that decision. Such a significant error really cast doubt on all of the experiment's results. See also: cast, doubt, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. cast doubt(s) (on someone or something) to cause someone or something to be doubted. The police cast doubt on my story. How can they cast doubt? They haven't looked into it yet. The city council cast doubt on John and his plan. See also: cast, doubt McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. cast doubt on Cause something or someone to be questioned. For example, The prosecutor cast doubt on the wife's alibi. This idiom uses cast in the sense of "throw," a usage dating from the early 1200s. See also: cast, doubt, on The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: cast doubt cast doubt on call (someone or something) into question call in question call into question bring (someone or something) into question bring into question bring/call/throw something into question consider consider (someone) for (something)
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