Adverb:

નિ: સંદેહ,

no doubt's Usage Examples:

(Sanskrit : निर्विकल्प) is a Sanskrit adjective with the general sense of "not wavering," "admitting no doubt," "free from change or differences.

such serrated intensity that the listener is left in no doubt, as Walker drily observed, that it"s a new record by that band.

A corrody, no doubt the same one, was.

Motherhood has meant many different things in the past, just as it means (and will no doubt continue to mean) different things in different cultures and subcultures today.

Maria died soon afterwards, allegedly by poison: she was, no doubt, a potential focus of opposition to the usurper.

The spoon end was used to extract the "hard excrements" while the other was used for applying ointments, no doubt necessary after.

The others are Ceolhard, Niclas and Ealhhun, who were presumably the monks responsible for creating the manuscript and the elaborate metalwork cover it no doubt originally possessed.

They had their maskings and their merry-makings, and perambulated the streets after dark in a way [that] was no doubt amusing to themselves.

summit: Odell had brought a thermometer, and no doubt sighed for the hypsometer.

nasal helms, teardrop kite shields with center boss, shin length maille hauberks, shoulder to foot tunics (no doubt shorter gambesons sandwiched in between).

However, upon returning to that picture months later at trial, the witness expressed no doubt that the previously hypothesized picture represented the guilty suspect.

too insider-y—too many details about too many "90s indie bands—and his insistences on Smith"s sense of humor, though no doubt true, ring hollow.

Synonyms:

without doubt, to be sure,

Antonyms:

certainty, outwardness, probability, predictability, belief,