misdoubt in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Misdoubt (verb): to doubt or have uncertainty about someone's reliability or the truth of information.

I began to misdoubt the reliability of the sources after discovering conflicting information.
Her constant late arrivals made me misdoubt her commitment to the project.
Even though he had a solid plan, I couldn't help but misdoubt his ability to execute it successfully.
The unexpected outcome of the experiment caused the researchers to misdoubt their initial hypotheses.
As the rumors spread, many started to misdoubt the integrity of the organization.
I began to misdoubt his intentions when he started avoiding our conversations.
Her constant changes in story led me to misdoubt the truth behind her claims.
After hearing the conflicting reports, I couldn't help but misdoubt the official statements.
It's natural to misdoubt someone's expertise when their credentials are unclear.
Despite my initial confidence, I started to misdoubt my ability to complete the project on time.