doubted
adj. A2 Elementary US //ˈdaʊtɪd// UK //dˈaʊtɪd// doubt·ed
adj. feeling unsure about something or not believing it is true.
adj. feeling uncertainty or disbelief regarding a fact, statement, or outcome. Typically used predicatively after linking verbs such as 'be', 'feel', or 'look'.
She looked doubted when he told the story.
The manager felt doubted about the new strategy until the first sales report arrived.
Though the evidence was circumstantial, the jury remained doubted about the defendant's innocence until the final witness took the stand.
Usage
Often used predicatively; less common attributively than 'doubtful'.
Pitfall
I am doubt about itI doubt itLearners often confuse the verb 'doubt' with the adjective 'doubtful' or the past participle 'doubted'.